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February 26, 2020 | Hockey
The Minutemen will head to Hartford Friday before hosting the Huskies Saturday for Senior Night.
| University of Massachusetts Hockey Game Notes | |
| Games 32-33 | #8/9 Massachusetts Minutemen (19-10-2, 12-7-2 HEA) vs. UConn Huskies (14-13-4, 11-8-2 HEA) |
| Dates | Times | Friday, February 28, 2020 - 7:05 p.m. Saturday, February 29, 2020 - 8 p.m. |
| Locations | Friday: Hartford, Conn. (XL Center - 9,000) Saturday: Amherst, Mass. (Mullins Center - 8,096) |
| Series History | UMass leads 38-14-3 |
| Live Statistics | Friday: StatBroadcast Saturday: Sidearm |
| Watch Live | Friday: CBS All-Access Saturday: NESNplus | CBS All-Access |
| Listen (Radio) | WHMP AM 1400/1240 FM 101.5/107.5 |
| Listen (Online) | WHMP Streaming Player | TuneIn App (mobile devices) |
| Game Notes | Massachusetts | UConn | Hockey East |
| Team Records | Massachusetts | UConn |
| @UMassHockey | @UMassAthletics | |
| UMass Hockey | UMass Athletics | |
| Tickets | Friday | Saturday |
| Game Promotions | Saturday: Senior Night (Postgame ceremony) - Student giveaway - fanny packs (limited quantities) |
Quick Hits: No. 8 Minutemen Split Pair With #14/15 UMass Lowell
- UMass split its season series with UMass Lowell last weekend, rebounding from a heartbreaking 3-2 loss on the road on Friday with a 5-3 victory on Saturday at the Mullins Center.
- On Friday UMass Lowell opened the scoring at the 4:32 mark of the first period and added another at 13:30, which was ultimately called back for goaltender interference.
- In the closing minutes of the first, UMass came up with the equalizer on the power play as junior John Leonard was there at the doorstep to clean up a rebound from Marc Del Gaizo at 18:27, leveling the score at 1-1.
- Sophomore Bobby Trivigno later put the Minutemen on top, 2-1, midway through the second period. Seconds after a UMass Lowell penalty expired, Trivigno drove home a cross-ice feed from Suter and Del Gaizo for his ninth of the season at 11:03.
- However in the third, the River Hawks managed to tie the score at 2-2 at the 7:37 mark. Then with the potential for overtime looming, UMass Lowell secured the victory with Chris Schultz sneaking a tough-angle shot past goaltender Matt Murray from the corner at 19:33.
- the Minutemen finished with a 40-22 advantage in shots and went 1-for-3 on the power play, while the River Hawks were 0-for-3.
- On Saturday junior John Leonard's second hat trick in the past three games, which included two late third-period tallies, helped carry UMass to the 5-3 win.
- UMass Lowell opened the scoring midway through the first when Reid Stefanson collected the puck off a turnover by the Minutemen and fed it up the boards to Anthony Baxter who found Chase Blackmun in the high slot for the tally through traffic at 10:52.
- In the second period, UMass responded by scoring three times in a span of 3 minutes, 13 seconds to swing its fortunes for a 3-1 advantage. The flurry started with senior Jake McLaughlin rifling a shot from the blueline from sophomore Anthony Del Gaizo and Jake Gaudet past a screened Tyler Wall at the 6:14 mark.
- Moments later, Leonard potted his first of the night, depositing a River Hawks' turnover into the back of the UMass Lowell net, cleaning up his own rebound at 6:27.
- Freshman Reed Lebster then added his eighth of the year 9:27 into the stanza, knocking in a loose puck at the doorstep off a rebound from Gaudet and freshman Zac Jones.
- The River Hawks clawed back in the third, though, converting with John McDonald converting on their first power play of the night from Seth Barton just 24 seconds into the third. Colin O'Neill took an outlet pass from Brian Chambers and Connor Sodergren and scored on the rush to pull UMass Lowell level with the Minutemen, 3-3, at the 8:31 mark.
- With less than five minutes to go in regulation, however, Leonard took over for UMass, turning on the jets, splitting the River Hawks' defensemen and roofing the go-ahead goal over Wall at 16:25. Senior Jack Suter and sophomore Ty Farmer earned the assists on the play.
- Leonard later added a diving empty net goal to complete his hat trick in the closing seconds, beating a UMass Lowell player to the puck down the ice after senior Niko Hildenbrand cleared it from the defensive zone.
- UMass heavily out-shot the River Hawks, 50-18, and were 0-for-5 on the power play, while UMass Lowell was 1-for-2 with the man advantage. The Minutemen also dominated over the faceoff dots, winning 42 of 59 draws (71.2%), led by 14-for-17 (82.4%) and 12-for-16 (75%) efforts from Suter and Gaudet, respectively.
- Matt Murray had 15 saves on the night and collected his third assist of the season on the empty net goal.
Two Minutemen In The Hobey Race
- Junior forwards Mitchell Chaffee and John Leonard are among 79 nominees for the 2020 Hobey Baker Memorial Award. The list of candidates was announced on January 16, coinciding with the start of the Hobey Baker fan voting, which is now live and will run until Sunday, March 8.
- Phase two of fan voting will commence on March 18 following the announcement of the top-10 nominees. The Hobey Hat Trick finalists will be revealed on April 2 with the winner being named on April 10 at the Frozen Four in Detroit, Michigan.
Leonard Making Himself At Home In The Record Book
- With seven goals in the past three games, including his first two hat tricks of his career, junior John Leonard has been setting milestones on a regular basis this month.
- During his four-point night against Providence on Feb. 8, Leonard broke the program single-season record for goals scored by a junior, surpassing UMass Hall of Famer Thomas Poeck's 17 in 2002-03.
- Leonard's Feb. 21 tally at UMass Lowell marked his 50th of his career as he became just the seventh player in program history to reach the milestone and the first to reach 50 goals having played his entire career in Hockey East.
- His hat trick against the River Hawks the following night brought his season total to 24 goals, which set new UMass records for most goals scored in a season in the program's Hockey East era (tied for fifth all-time). He also set new program marks most goals scored in Hockey East play in a season (18), tied the program's single-season record for game-winning goals (5) and took over sole possession of the program's career game-winning goals record (9).
- Leonard enters this weekend series against UConn tied for fourth in program history for career goals with 53 and 13th in career points with 99. With his next point, Leonard will become just the sixth member of the 50-goal, 100-point club in UMass history, joining Pat Keenan (1970-73), Warren Norris (1993-97), Rob Bonneau (1993-97), Stephen Werner (2001-06) and Michael Pereira (2010-14).
- On the single-season goals list, Leonard is two behind Bonneau (26, 1993-94) for third all-time and is four shy of Keenan (28, 1970-71) for third.
Setting The Standard
- Part of a program-transforming recruiting class that arrived on campus in 2017, the current Minuteman junior class has already seen the highest three-year wins total in program history at 67 and counting.
- Mitchell Chaffee and John Leonard are the top career point producers of that class and are well on their way re-writing the UMass record book. Among Minutemen who played their entire careers in Hockey East, Leonard has scored the most goals through his junior year with 53 to date followed by Greg Mauldin (48) and Chaffee (47).
- In UMass' Hockey East era, only James Marcou (130) has scored more points in three seasons in the Maroon and White than Chaffee and Leonard.
- Out of the entire NCAA Division I junior class, Chaffee and Leonard trail only Arizona State's Johnny Walker (60) in career goals. Amon the NCAA's juniors, Leonard ranks fifth in career points (99) and Chaffee ranks tied for seventh (95).???
And The Beat Goes On
- Despite the loss of two NHL caliber defenseman 2019 Hobey Baker winner Cale Makar and Hockey East All-Star Mario Ferraro, both of whom are currently patrolling NHL bluelines for the Colorado Avalanche and the San Jose Sharks, the Minutemen's defensive corps is still among the national leaders in point production this season.
- UMass' defensemen have scored 19 goals, which is tied for eighth nationally, while the squad's 82 points by defensemen ranks tied for seventh. Minutemen blueliners average 11.74 shots per-game, which leads the nation.
- Individually, freshman Matt Kessel leads all rookie defensemen nationally with seven goals and is UMass' top goal scorer from the blueline. Among all defensemen across Division I hockey, Kessel is tied for 10th in goals. Senior Jake McLaughlin leads the country in plus-minus at a +27 through 31 games.
Finishing Strong
- The Minutemen have been a strong third period team this season, currently tied for first in the nation with nine game-winning goals in the final stanza and a No. 2 ranking in plus-minus at. +26 though 31 games. UMass is averaging 1.45 goals per-game in the third, which ranks third nationally. The squad has scored 45% of its goals in the third with 45 of 100 coming in the frame.
- Individually, 14 of John Leonard's 24 goals have been third period tallies, which is good for the national lead, three have been game winners.
- UMass has outscored its opponents 45-20 in the third period this season.
Stingy Goalie
- For the second time in his career, Matt Murray was selected as the Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week on Dec. 9 after posting two wins in a weekend sweep of Maine.
- Murray stopped 43 of 45 shots over the two games for a .956 save percentage and a 1.00 goals against average, not allowing an even strength goal to the Black Bears.
- Currently the St. Albert, Alberta native is 10-5-0 on the year with a 1.91 goals against average and a .921 save percentage. He currently ranks seventh nationally in goals against average, second in Hockey East to teammate Filip Lindberg and 11th in winning percentage (.647). Murray posted his 40th career win on Feb. 22 vs. UMass Lowell and is third in program history for career wins, trailing only Gabe Winer (50, 2001-06) and Paul Dainton (45, 2007-11).
Here's Johnny
- John Leonard was selected as the Co-Hockey East Player of the Week on November 4 for the second time in his career and first time this season. He was also named NCAA Hockey's No. 3 Star of the Week.
- Leonard led the No. 3 Minutemen to a weekend sweep of No. 10 Northeastern on Nov. 1-2 with a pair of multi-goal games, scoring four goals on eight shots, which included a power-play goal and a game winner. The Amherst native also won 16 of 28 faceoffs (57.1%) against the Huskies.
- Leonard became the first player in UMass' Division I history to post three consecutive multi-goal games as he previously scored twice in a 4-1 win over American International on Oct. 25.
- In the Friday matchup against the Huskies, Leonard helped UMass overcome a 2-0 deficit to pick up the squad's first win at Matthews Arena since 2014 as the Minutemen defeated Northeastern 6-3. In the 4-2 victory on Saturday, Leonard broke a 2-2 deadlock in the third period with his seventh goal of the season.
- On the back of a five-point weekend against Providence, which included his first career hat trick as part of a career-high four-point effort against the Friars, Leonard was recognized as NCAA Hockey's No. 1 Star of the Week, Hockey East Player of the Week and UMass Student-Athlete of the Week on Feb. 10.
- Leonard is currently the national leader in goals (24) and goals per-game (0.80). In Hockey East he is 12th in points (31), First in game-winning goals (5) and first in shots on goal (129) through 30 games.
Shots!
- Through 31 games, UMass ranks second in the nation in shots on goal margin per-game at +10.82 and is second in shots on goal margin (+320). The Minutemen allow the fourth fewest shots on goal per-game than any team in the nation with an average of 23.94.
- UMass has allowed 30 or more shots on goal only five times this season (at Northeastern on Nov. 1, a 6-3 win, and both losses at Denver, its loss to Boston College and a 3-1 win at Vermont) and has held opponents under 20 shots on nine occasions through 31 games. In comparison, the Minutemen allowed 19 or fewer shots six times in 41 games last season and were 6-0-0 in those contests.
Mr. Jones And Me
- Freshman defenseman Zac Jones was selected as the Hockey East Rookie of the Week as well as one of the UMass Student-Athletes of the Week on Oct. 21 following a big weekend against Union. The Glen Allen, Virginia native totaled five points on a goal and four assists and was +4 over the three games in a 2-1-0 week, which included his second and third multi-point games of the season.
- Jones registered a goal and two assists in a 6-1 victory over Union in game one and was +2. He followed up with a two-assist effort and helped UMass' defense post a 5-0 shutout, only allowing the Dutchmen 15 shots on goal in the Saturday night matchup.
- In UMass' Hockey East era (1994-95 to present), there have been just 20 occasions where a Minuteman has recorded seven or more points through the first five games of a season. Among that group are four NHLers and four All-Americans. Jones became the first rookie defenseman in that span to reach seven points in five games or less.
- Jones is currently the top scoring defenseman for the Minutemen. Through 29 games thus far this season as he has registered 19 points on three goals and a team-high 16 assists with a +12 rating. He ranks tied for eighth in Hockey East in defenseman scoring.
- Jones was recently honored as Hockey East Rookie of the Week for a second time this season on Feb. 10 after logging four assists over two games in UMass' weekend sweep of Providence.
Right Back Where We Started
- UMass ended the 2018-19 season ranked third nationally in scoring offense (3.68), tied for seventh in scoring defense (2.02), third in scoring margin (1.66), first in power play percentage (28.5%), fifth in penalty kill percentage (86.9%) and first in combined special teams (57.9%).
- Currently the Minutemen sit 14th in the nation in scoring offense (3.23), fifth in scoring defense (1.97), seventh in scoring margin (1.26) and tied for 12th in penalty kill percentage (85.3%).
The Kids Are Alright
- Freshmen Zac Jones, Cal Kiefiuk and Reed Lebster all scored in UMass' season opening win over RPI, marking the first time in the Minutemen's Division I era that three rookies have scored their first collegiate goals in an opener.
- Two more freshmen found their way onto the scoresheet for the first time at Northeastern in the Minutemen's Hockey East opener with Matt Kessel scoring the squad's lone goal, set up by Jeremy Davidson's first collegiate assist. Over the two-game series against Union that followed, freshmen combined for 10 of the squad's 21 points, led by a five-point weekend for Jones.
- In total, freshmen have combined for 61 of UMass' 256 points over the squad's 31 games thus far, including 26 of 100 goals. Entering this weekend's series against UMass UConn, UMass ranks 16th in the nation in freshmen scoring with 1.97 points per-game and 14th in goals per-game by freshmen, as well, at 0.84.
Senior Year Sutes Him
- With four goals and 16 assists through 30 games, including his second, third, fourth and fifth multi-point games of his career, senior Jack Suter has already set new career highs in helpers and points, more than doubling his previous career best in points, seven in 26 games as a sophomore. He is currently third on the team in points with his first career 20-point season. He is tied for the team lead in assists and ranks 10th in the nation in plus-minus at +21.
Home Is Where The Wins Are
- UMass is 32-7-1 in its last 40 games at the Mullins Center, 27-5-1 in its last 33 at home. This stretch included a 16-game unbeaten streak (15-0-1) began on Jan. 11, 2019 against Vermont and came to an end on Nov. 30, 2019 with a 2-1 loss to Quinnipiac.
We're Bringing Scoring Back (Yeah)
- Despite the loss of their top two point scorers from last season in Hobey Baker winner Cale Makar (49 points) and senior Jacob Pritchard (47 points), the Minutemen have no shortage of returning offense.
- UMass brings back its leading goal scorer in 2019 First Team All-American Mitchell Chaffee who led the Minutemen with 18 in 2018-19, two 40-point scorers in Chaffee (42) and junior John Leonard (40) and three more 20-point scorers: Marc Del Gaizo (29), Bobby Trivigno (28) and Jake Gaudet (22).
- In total the Minutemen return 105 goals, which alone would have put them 29th of 60 teams in 2018-19 overall. UMass finished third in the nation goals last season with 151, the highest total in the program's Hockey East era and its third-highest total all-time.
Year Three For 21
- Junior co-captain Mitchell Chaffee is coming off a breakout sophomore season in 2018-19 which saw him garner CCM/AHCA Hockey First-Team All-America hon-ors and earn the title of Hockey East Scoring Champion, in addition to receiving the Herb Gallagher Award (New England's best forward) and earning New England All-Star and Hockey East First-Team All-Star recognition.
- In Hockey East action, Chaffee totaled 31 points over 23 league contests for an average of 1.35 points per-game. The Rockford, Michigan native also led Hockey East in assists in league play with 22, to go along with his nine goals. He became the second Hockey East Scoring Champion in program history.
- Overall Chaffee registered 42 points over 40 contests on a team-high 18 goals with 24 assists and a plus/minus rating of +21. He finished fourth overall in Hockey East in points, third in goals, tied for eighth in assists, tied for sixth in power-play points (14), tied for third in power-play goals (7) and tied for sixth in plus/minus. He amassed 12 multi-point games, as well.
- Thus far in a UMass uniform over two-plus seasons Chaffee has seen action in 108 games and has logged 47 goals and 48 assists for 95 points. His career points total ranks him tied for 16th on UMass' all-time points list while he is tied for ninth in the program's record book for career goals.
- After notching his 39th and 40th career goals against Boston University, Chaffee matched Greg Mauldin (2001-04) for the quickest to 40 career goals in the pro-gram's Hockey East history as Mauldin scored his 40th in his 89th career game, as well.
- Chaffee is currently tied for 36th nationally in points per-game (1.00), ranks tied for 17th in goals per-game (0.55) and is tied for 20th nationally in goals with 16.
- Chaffee is one of two First Team All-Americans from 2018-19 to return to college in 2019-20, the only other being goaltender Hunter Shepard of Minnesota Duluth.
Leno Leads The Way
- Junior John Leonard entered 2019-20 as UMass' active leader in career scoring with 68 career points on 29 goals and 39 assists.
- Last season he became the 20th player in program history to post a 40-point season and was named a Hockey East Second Team All-Star.
- The Amherst native ranked fourth on the team and fifth in Hockey East in scoring in 2018-19, tied for sixth in the league in goals (16), tied for eighth in assists (24), finished third in Hockey East with 18 power play points and tied for third in power-play goals (7).
- In Hockey East play last season, Leonard was third in Hockey East in points with 29 on 11 goals and 18 assists. He also tied for fifth in league action in assists, tied for third in goals and tied for third in power-play points (13).
- Leonard scored in each of UMass' three wins in the NCAA Tournament last season, finishing the tournament with four points (3g, 1a).
Name A More Iconic Duo
- The Minutemen have returned arguably the top goaltending tandem in the country as both sophomore Filip Lindberg and junior Matt Murray finished the 2018-19 season among the NCAA leaders, including both ranking in the top 15 nationally in goals-against average and winning percentage.
- Murray was the NCAA statistical champion for winning percentage with a record of 20-5-0, a mark that also surpassed a program record for wins previously held by former Minuteman and NHL veteran Jonathan Quick.
- Lindberg, who started all four of UMass' NCAA Tournament games in 2018-19, ended his freshman campaign second in the nation with a 1.60 goals-against average and a .934 save percentage. He is the top returning goaltender in the nation statistically in both categories for 2019-20. The Espoo, Finland native ranked fourth nationally in winning percentage (.733) with a record of 11-4-0 and tied for 10th nationally in shutouts with four.
- As a rookie, Lindberg set a new program single-season record for goals-against average and tied Murray's record for single-season shutouts. His save percentage was the highest by a UMass netminder since 1969-70, second all-time.
- Murray and Lindberg tied the program's shutout record (5) from 1913-14 and served as the backbone of a UMass defense that allowed the fewest goals in the team's Division I era (83).
Watch Out For Marc Del Gaizo
- While many know Marc Del Gaizo for scoring the overtime game winner that sent UMass into the 2019 National Championship game, that was merely the exclamation point on one of the best rookie seasons by a Minuteman defenseman in program history.
- Del Gaizo received Hockey East Third Team All-Star and Hockey East All-Rookie Team accolades and earned an All-CHN Rookie Team nod, as well.
- One of seven Minutemen to see action in all 41 games, Del Gaizo ranked 17th in the nation for points per-game by a freshman (0.71), and third in Hockey East with 29 points on 13 goals and 16 assists.
- The Basking Ridge, New Jersey native tied for third in the nation in plus minus at +31, tied for ninth in Hockey East in power-play points (14), power-play goals (6) and ranked fourth in defenseman scoring.
- Del Gaizo was the first rookie defenseman in Hockey East history to score 10 goals in league play, which tied for fifth overall on the Hockey East list for goals by a defenseman in a single season all-time.
Full Wagon
- In 2018-19, 87,776 fans came through the turnstiles at the Mullins Center for UMass hockey, the third-highest attendance total in program history. UMass ranked 12th in the nation and had the highest average attendance (4,876) last season of any team east of State College, Pennsylvania.
- The sellout against No. 8 Quinnipiac on Dec. 8, 2019 was the fourth sellout in program history at the Mullins Center and first since Feb. 5, 2010 against Boston College. The crowd of 8,412 set a new Mullins Center attendance record for hockey. Overall (including both away and neutral site games), it was the 19th largest crowd to ever witness a UMass hockey game.
- The 2018-19 campaign marked the first time the Minutemen had multiple home sellouts in the same season in program history.
- UMass packed the stands even on the road. There was a total of 10 sold out/capacity crowds in Hockey East arenas last season and the Minutemen played in eight of those games.
- Five of the top-20 largest crowds to ever witness a UMass hockey game occurred during the 2018-19 season: the National Championship game vs. Minnesota Duluth (13,624 – 6th), the National Semifinal vs. Denver (13,051 – 9th), the Hockey East Semifinal vs. Boston College (11,572 – 10th), and home matchups against Quinnipiac (8,412 – 19th) and Boston University (8,389 – t-20th).
Top Of The Charts
- UMass entered the 2019-20 season ranked No. 4 in the USCHO.com poll and No. 5 in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men's College Hockey Poll, which was the first time the Minutemen have opened a season ranked in either poll.
- History was made on Dec. 3, 2018 as the Minutemen earned their first No. 1 national ranking in program history, sitting at the top of the USCHO.com poll with 26 first-place votes and 964 points. UMass was ranked for 20 straight weeks to end the 2018-19 season, and earned a No. 2 ranking in the final polls.
- UMass entered the national rankings on Oct. 22, 2018 coming in at No. 16 in the USCHO.com poll. The last time the Minutemen were ranked prior to October 2018 was in the USCHO.com poll released on Feb. 15, 2010.
- On November 5, 2018, UMass moved up to No. 9 in the USCHO.com Poll and USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men's College Hockey Poll in the No. 9 spot as well, the highest ranking for the Minutemen since November 30, 2009 (No. 9).
- UMass surpassed all previous highs in rankings on Nov. 12, 2018 when the squad was sitting at No. 4 in both polls.
- Previously the highest ranking in program history came in the USCHO.com poll on Dec. 31, 2007 at No. 5. The Minutemen spent six weeks in the top-10 during the 2007-08 season.
- After sitting in the No. 4 spot for two weeks, UMass improved upon its all-time highest ranking, moving up to No. 3 in both polls on Nov. 26, 2018.
- The Minutemen earned their first-ever top-10 ranking (No. 9) on Nov. 10, 2003 and ranked as high as No. 7 that season.
- UMass collected its first-ever national ranking on Jan. 6, 2003. (No. 15 USCHO.com poll/No. 14 USA Today/American Hockey Magazine Poll).
- On Jan. 14, 2019, UMass received its first No. 1 ranking in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll.
Get Out The Red Pen
- The Minutemen re-wrote the UMass record book in 2018-19 with the team breaking program records for wins overall (31), Hockey East wins (18), home wins (17), road wins (11) and tied the all-time mark for wins over ranked opponents (10).
- UMass posted the longest win streak in program history in 2018-19 (nine games), which is also the program's longest unbeaten streak.
- The Minutemen were the most improved team in the country for a second straight year, going from five wins in head coach Greg Carvel's first year to 17 wins in 2017-18 (+12) to 31 wins in 2018-19 (+14).
- UMass also set a new program record for power-play goals (43), penalty kill percentage (86.9%), games played (41) and goals-against average (1.98).
League Things And Other Tidbits
- Anthony and Marc Del Gazio's father Anthony played college hockey at Merrimack (1983-84). They are the fourth set of siblings to play for the Minutemen in the program's modern era (James Marcou 2007-10 and Michael Marcou 2008-12; Jeff Turner 1997-2001 and Tim Turner 1999-2003; Mike Warner 2000-04 and Tim Warner 2001-05).
- Bobby Trivigno is the second member of his family to play in Hockey East, following in the footsteps of his sister Dana who was a standout forward and former captain for Boston College, where she put up 138 points in 148 career games for the Eagles (2012-16).
- Filip Lindberg first started playing goal after receiving his first set of hand-me-down pads from former Merrimack goaltender and fellow Finland native Rasmus Tirronen, who played for the Warriors from 2011-15.
- Matthew Kessel is the third member of his family to play college hockey. His brother Will played at Western Michigan from 2011-15 and captained the Broncos in 2014-15, while his brother Peter plays at Holy Cross and is in his junior season with the Crusaders.
