Conference Overall GP Pts Record Win % GF GA GP Record Win % GF GA Cornell 6 12 6-0-0 1.000 31 7 9 8-1-0 0.889 42 15 Clarkson 6 12 6-0-0 1.000 24 6 14 12-2-0 0.857 48 18 St. Lawrence 6 10 5-1-0 0.833 28 13 14 7-6-1 0.536 38 37 Quinnipiac 8 9 4-3-1 0.562 25 22 15 7-6-2 0.533 48 44 Harvard 4 8 4-0-0 1.000 18 1 5 4-1-0 0.800 19 3 Dartmouth 4 6 3-1-0 0.750 12 13 6 4-1-1 0.750 18 18 Princeton 8 4 1-5-2 0.250 15 33 10 3-5-2 0.400 23 37 Union 4 2 0-2-2 0.250 4 15 10 3-5-2 0.400 18 33 Brown 6 2 1-5-0 0.167 6 13 8 1-7-0 0.125 7 17 Yale 6 2 1-5-0 0.167 11 21 10 1-9-0 0.100 11 34 Colgate 6 1 0-5-1 0.083 7 30 13 3-9-1 0.269 19 61 Rensselaer 4 0 0-4-0 0.000 11 18 12 2-8-2 0.250 32 37 DARTMOUTH 2012-13 WOMEN'S HOCKEY (RV - 4-1-1; 3-1-0 ECAC Hockey/3-0-0 Ivy League) 2012-13 SCHEDULE OCTOBER 19 McGILL (Exh.) ................................. W, 5-0 26 @ Princeton*^ ................................. W, 3-1 27 @ Quinnipiac* ................................. L, 8-3 NOVEMBER 2 @ Yale*^ ..................................W, 5-4 (OT) 3 @ Brown*^ ...................................... W, 1-0 6 NEW HAMPSHIRE............................ W, 3-2 12 No. 5 BOSTON COLLEGE ......... T, 3-3 (OT) 23 No. 2 CORNELL*^ ....................... 7:00 p.m. 24 COLGATE* ................................. 4:00 p.m. 30 @ Harvard*^ .............................. 7:00 p.m. DECEMBER 5 @ Northeastern .......................... 7:00 p.m. 8 @ Maine ..................................... 3:00 p.m. 9 @ Maine ..................................... 3:00 p.m. 31 @ Providence ............................. 2:00 p.m. JANUARY 4 @ Rensselaer* ........................... 7:00 p.m. 5 @ Union*.................................... 4:00 p.m. 9 @ Vermont ................................. 7:00 p.m. 11 QUINNIPIAC* ............................. 7:00 p.m. 12 PRINCETON*^ ............................ 4:00 p.m. 18 UNION* ...................................... 7:00 p.m. 19 RENSSELAER* ............................ 4:00 p.m. 25 @ St. Lawrence* ......................... 7:00 p.m. 26 @ Clarkson*............................... 3:00 p.m. FEBRUARY 1 HARVARD*^ ............................... 7:00 p.m. 8 BROWN*^ ................................... 7:00 p.m. 9 YALE*^ ....................................... 4:00 p.m. 15 @ Colgate* ................................ 7:00 p.m. 16 @ Cornell*^ ............................... 4:00 p.m. 22 CLARKSON* ............................... 7:00 p.m. 23 ST. LAWRENCE* ......................... 4:00 p.m. ^ - Ivy League Game * - ECAC Hockey Game All Home Games in CAPS 2012-13 ECAC HOCKEY STANDINGS THIS WEEKEND The Dartmouth women’s hockey team continues its four-game homestand with a weekend slate against No. 2 Cornell and Colgate. Friday’s contest with the second- ranked Big Red will mark the end of a 10-day hiatus for the Green after having last played No. 5 Boston College to a 3-3 tie on Nov. 12. LAST TIME OUT Dartmouth is unbeaten in its last four games (3-0-1), keeping that streak going with a late push against the Eagles. Senior Reagan Fischer scored twice in the third period to overcome a 3-1 deficit after two periods to pull her team even and force the tie. Her second of the night came with just 1:16 remaining in the third as her wrister from the low circle found space under the crossbar for the game- tying goal. BACK-TO-BACK When the Big Green step on to the Thompson Arena ice Friday night, it will mark the second straight time facing an opponent ranked in the top-10 in the most recent national polls. Boston College came to Hanover with the No. 5 ranking in the country, while Cornell brings with it the No. 2 spot in this week’s polls. The last time Dartmouth squared off against a team ranked inside the top five in consecutive games was when it played No. 2 Cornell in the ECAC Hockey Championship Game and then again in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on consecutive weekends in 2011. AGAINST CORNELL The top team in both ECAC Hockey and the Ivy League standings, the Big Red currently sit No. 2 in both the most recent USCHO.com and USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine polls. These two teams split last year’s two meetings with each winning in the other’s building. Both times, the visiting team narrowly edged out the hosts with a one-goal win as Dartmouth took a 5-4 game in Ithaca (Nov. 11), while Cornell won an overtime contest, 1-0, at vs. #2 Cornell (8-1-0, 6-0-0 ECAC Hockey) vs. Colgate (3-9-1, 0-5-1 ECAC Hockey) Game 7 Friday, Nov. 23 - 7 PM Hanover, N.H. - Thompson Arena (4,500) Game 8 Saturday, Nov. 24 - 4 PM Hanover, N.H. - Thompson Arena (4,500) IVY LEAGUE School GP IVY Pts GF-GA Overall Cornell 3 3-0-0 6 9-2 8-1-0 Dartmouth 3 3-0-0 6 9-5 4-1-1 Harvard 3 3-0-0 6 16-1 4-1-0 Brown 3 0-3-0 0 0-6 1-7-0 Princeton 3 0-3-0 0 2-16 3-5-2 Yale 3 0-3-0 0 6-12 1-9-0 IVY LEAGUE STANDINGS BIG GREEN|GAME NOTES
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2012-13 ECAC HOCKEY STANDINGS
THIS WEEKENDThe Dartmouth women’s hockey team continues its four-game homestand with a weekend slate against No. 2 Cornell and Colgate. Friday’s contest with the second-ranked Big Red will mark the end of a 10-day hiatus for the Green after having last played No. 5 Boston College to a 3-3 tie on Nov. 12.
LAST TIME OUTDartmouth is unbeaten in its last four games (3-0-1), keeping that streak going with a late push against the Eagles. Senior Reagan Fischer scored twice in the third period to overcome a 3-1 deficit after two periods to pull her team even and force the tie. Her second of the night came with just 1:16 remaining in the third as her wrister from the low circle found space under the crossbar for the game-tying goal.
BACK-TO-BACKWhen the Big Green step on to the Thompson Arena ice Friday night, it will
mark the second straight time facing an opponent ranked in the top-10 in the most recent national polls. Boston College came to Hanover with the No. 5 ranking in the country, while Cornell brings with it the No. 2 spot in this week’s polls. The last time Dartmouth squared off against a team ranked inside the top five in consecutive games was when it played No. 2 Cornell in the ECAC Hockey Championship Game and then again in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on consecutive weekends in 2011.
AGAINST CORNELLThe top team in both ECAC Hockey and the Ivy League standings, the Big Red currently sit No. 2 in both the most recent USCHO.com and USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine polls. These two teams split last year’s two meetings with each winning in the other’s building. Both times, the visiting team narrowly edged out the hosts with a one-goal win as Dartmouth took a 5-4 game in Ithaca (Nov. 11), while Cornell won an overtime contest, 1-0, at
COLLEGE INFORMATIONLocation: .................................Hanover, N.H.Founded: .............................................. 1769Enrollment: ......................................... 4,200Interim President: .......Dr. Carol L. Folt, Ph.DAthletic Director: .................... Harry SheehyNickname: ....................................Big GreenColors: ............ Dartmouth Green and WhiteNCAA Affiliation: ...........................Division IConferences: .......ECAC Hockey, Ivy League
Athletic Trainer: ...................... Tracy PurcellEquipment Manager:............ Mike Bissaillon
ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSDirector: ................................... Rick BenderWomen’s Hockey Contact: ............ Pat SalvasPhone: .....................................603-646-9340Fax: .........................................603-646-3348E-Mail:[email protected] Box Phone: .....................603-646-1131Dartmouth Fan Phone: (603) 646-DART (3278)Website: ...........www.DartmouthSports.comTwitter: ..........................@ DartmouthSports ....................................@DartmouthHockeyECAC Hockey Contact: ........... Ed KrajewskiOffice Phone: ....................... (518) 487-2288Email: [email protected] Web Site: .......www.ecachockey.com
QUICK FACTS Thompson (Jan. 21).
A Frozen Four team from a season ago, the Big Red come into the weekend having won its last seven contests. The team scored nine goals in each of its last two games, sweeping a home-and-home with Colgate last weekend, 9-0 and 9-2.
Junior forward Brianne Jenner leads the league with 2.29 points per game as she has 16 points (8g/8a) in just seven games played. Classmate Lauren Slebodnick has posted an impressive 1.79 goals-against average so far and is 5-1-0. Sophomore Katelyn Pippy has proven to be a more than capable backup as she is 3-0-0 and boasts a .952 save percentage and a 0.78 goals-against mark.
AGAINST COLGATEThe Raiders have had a tough go of it this season, sitting 11th in the ECAC Hockey standings at 0-5-1 with one point. Overall the team is 3-9-1 with just one win in the last month; a 2-1 home victory against RIT on Nov. 9. Dartmouth swept last year’s series with a 2-0 road win (Nov. 12) and a 4-3 overtime victory in Hanover (Jan. 20). In fact, Colgate has not defeated the Green in the last two seasons (0-4) and is just 5-29-2 all-time against Dartmouth.
Senior Brittany Phillips leads the team with nine points on three goals and six assists. Classmate Jenna Klynstra also has six assists to tie Phillips for the team lead, while Miriam Drubel and Jocelyn Simpson each have three goals as well.
Goaltending duties have been split between freshman Ashlynne Rando and sophomore Susan Allen. Both have GAA figures north of four (4.11- Rando, 4.41 – Allen) and neither has a save percentage of at least .880 (.878 – Rando, .865 – Allen).
NEARING 100With her two goals and three points against BC, Fischer is closing in on the 100-career point milestone. Her game-tying goal in the final minutes was her 40th in a Dartmouth sweater, while she also has 53 assists for 93 career points. Fischer is looking to join classmate Camille Dumais who reached the scoring milestone late last season and now has 107 points (47g/60a).
Fischer’s 1.33 points per game ranks 27th in the country and is one of just seven players in the top 30 to have played fewer than 10 contests thus far (all Ivy League players).
SPEAKING OF 100Barring any lineup shakeups, Dumais and fellow senior Margaux Sharp will play in their 100th career games on Saturday when they take to the ice against Colgate. Entering the weekend, five members of the senior class are all within five games of the century mark. Sasha Nanji (97GP), Jessica Gagner (96GP) and Sally Komarek (95GP) should all join the club before the start of 2013. Fischer (104GP) reached the figure in October in the team’s matchup at Quinnipiac.
RECEIVING VOTESFollowing the tie with the No. 5 Eagles, Dartmouth is starting to gain traction in the national polls. The USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine women’s rankings have the Big Green just outside the top-10 and receiving votes for the second week in a row.
BERREMAN’S BLASTNot known as a goal-scorer, senior defenseman Lisa Berreman found the back of the net just 8:37 into the opening period against Boston College with her team on the power play. The marker was just the second for Berreman in her career. She now has four points on three assists and that power-play goal this season. In her 89-game career, Berreman has 19 points (2g/17a).
SHE CAN DISH ITSharp matched her career high with the two helpers in Dartmouth’s most recent
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outing. It marked the third time that she had multiple assists in a game.
STANDING TALLJunior goaltender Lindsay Holdcroft withstood an early barrage of shots in the first period against BC. The Pittsburgh native stopped 11 in the first and finished the game with 22, including three in the five-minute overtime period, to remain unbeaten this season in goal (3-0-1). Her .875 winning percentage ranks as the fourth-best figure among qualified goaltenders this season (minimum 33% of team’s total minutes played).
STRONG STARTSIt’s been just six games, but head coach Mark Hudak has to be pleased with what he’s seen from some of his younger players so far. Freshmen Lauren Stacey and Lindsey Allen rank as two of the top young point-producers in the nation to this juncture. Stacey’s point per game average (1g/5a) is tied for 12th in the nation, while Allen is 15th at 0.83 per game (3g/2a).
ONE-LOSS TEAMSOnly five teams from across the nation remain with just one loss or fewer. Minnesota is the lone unbeaten program (14-0-0), while Mercyhurst (12-1-1), Cornell (8-1-0) Harvard (4-1-0) and Dartmouth (4-1-1) round out the quintet of teams with just one blemish on its records. Dartmouth can also boast that it is the only school in the country where both the men’s (5-1-2) and women’s (4-1-1) teams have just one loss this season.
ROAD SWEEP The Big Green came away with their first road weekend sweep since Jan. 27-28, 2012 (also at Brown and Yale) when they knocked off the Bulldogs and Bears Nov. 2-3. Dartmouth defeated the Bulldogs, 5-4, in overtime, before downing the Bears, 1-0, the following night.
LINE CHART RECORDSPairing Record PtsStacey-Fischer-Odland 1-0-0 2-1-3
Allen-Hobeika-Dumais 1-0-0 1-0-1
Gagner-Komarek-Winkel 2-0-1 0-2-2
Winkel-Fischer-Hobeika 0-1-0 0-2-2
Dumais-Komarek-Stacey 0-1-0 1-2-3
Allen-Gagner-Odland 0-1-0 1-0-1
Zeiss-Lund-Berghuis 1-1-0 0-1-1
Dumais-Fischer-Zeiss 3-0-0 3-4-7
Stacey-Hobeika-Allen 3-0-0 3-5-8
Gagner-Winkel-Odland 2-0-0 0-1-1
Lund-Berghuis 1-0-0 0-0-0
Berghuis-Lund-Odland 1-0-0 2-0-2
Berghuis-Forfar-Lund 1-0-0 0-0-0
Forfar-Lund-Zeiss 0-0-1 0-0-0
Stacey-Hobeika-Allen 0-0-1 0-1-1
Dumais-Fischer-Odland 0-1-1 2-2-4
Komarek 1-0-0 0-0-0
DEFENSIVE PAIRINGSPairing Record PtsNanji-Berreman 3-1-1 2-4-6
Illikainen-Whitford 1-1-0 0-2-2
Kelly-Sharp 1-0-0 0-1-1
Sharp-Brennan 0-1-0 0-0-0
Illikainen-Sharp 3-0-1 1-2-3
Whitford-Brennan 2-0-0 0-0-0
Berreman-Whitford 1-0-1 0-1-1
Brennan 1-0-0 0-0-0
USCHO.COM NATIONAL POLL (Nov. 19)
Rk School (1st) Pts Record PR1 Minnesota (15) 14- 0-0 150 12 Cornell 8- 1-0 134 23 Clarkson 12- 2-0 114 34 Mercyhurst 12- 1-1 102 45 Boston College 6- 3-2 90 56 Boston University 9- 3-1 80 77 Harvard 4- 1-0 51 68 Ohio State 10- 4-0 42 89 Northeastern 8- 3-2 25 910 North Dakota 7- 5-0 20 10
Friday, Nov. 23 Boston College vs. Quinnipiac, 4 PM
Connecticut at Yale, 7 PMProvidence at Brown, 7 PMColgate at Harvard, 7 PM
Ohio State at Princeton, 7 PMCornell at Dartmouth, 7 PM
Rensselaer at Syracuse, 7 PM
Saturday, Nov. 24 TBA at Yale, TBA
TBA vs. Quinnipiac, TBAOhio State at Princeton, 4 PM
Cornell at Harvard, 4 PMColgate at Dartmouth 4 PM
Rensselaer at Syracuse, 4 PM
NOVEMBER 23-24, 2012 • vs. CORNELL & COLGATE
4 | 2012-13 Dartmouth Women’s Hockey Game Notes
No. Name Cl Pos Ht Previous Team/Hometown 1 Whitney Woodcox Sr. G 5-9 Whitby Wolves/Oshawa, Ontario 2 Margaux Sharp Sr. D 5-9 Ottawa Senators Intermediate/Carleton Place, Ontario 3 Ali Winkel Jr. F 5-7 Toronto Jr. Aeros/Espanola, Ontario 4 Zoë Brennan Fr. D 5-8 Edge School/Calgary, Alberta 6 Jenna Hobeika Sr. F 5-4 Hotchkiss School/Alpine, N.J. 7 Camille Dumais Sr. F 5-8 Dawson College/Beaconsfield, Quebec 9 Jessica Gagner Sr. F 5-7 Bluewater Jr. Hawks/London, Ontario 10 Laura Stacey Fr. F 5-11 Toronto Jr. Aeros/Canadian U22/Kleinburg, Ontario 11 Morgan Illikainen So. D 5-8 G.R. Greenway Lightning/Grand Rapids, Minn. 12 Lisa Berreman Sr. D 5-9 Eagan/Eagan, Minn. 13 Catherine Berghuis Fr. F 5-8 Mississauga Chiefs/Truro, Nova Scotia 14 Lindsey Allen Fr. F 5-9 Toronto Jr. Aeros/Toronto, Ontario 16 Lauren Kelly Jr. D 5-8 Oakville Ice/Milton, Ontario 17 Samantha Zeiss So. F 5-6 Conn. Polar Bears U19/Stamford, Conn. 18 Sally Komarek Sr. F 5-7 The Blake School/Minneapolis, Minn. 19 Reagan Fischer Sr. F 5-7 Lloydminster Midget AA/Irma, Alberta 20 Olivia Whitford Fr. D 5-7 Burlington Barracudas/Milton, Ontario 21 Abbie Lund So. F 5-6 The Blake School/Eden Prairie, Minn. 22 Karlee Odland So. F 5-7 Medicine Hat Hounds Midget/Vauxhall, Alberta 24 Sasha Nanji Sr. D 5-6 Mississauga Chiefs/Markham, Ontario 27 Ailish Forfar Fr. F 5-6 Toronto Jr. Aeros/East Gwillinbury, Ontario 29 Katie Milligan So. G 5-10 Ottawa Lady Senators/Kingston, Ontario 30 Lindsay Holdcroft Jr. G 5-4 U19 Team Pittsburgh/Pittsburgh, Pa.
Head Coach: Mark Hudak (U.S. Military Academy ’89), 10th SeasonAssociate Head Coach: Holley Tyng (Providence ’01), 8th SeasonAssistant Coach: Josh Liegl (Marian, ’01), 1st SeasonAthletic Trainer: Tracy Purcell (Pittsburgh ’02), 8th Season Captains: Reagan Fischer ’13, Jenna Hobeika ’13
No. Name Cl Pos Ht Previous Team/Hometown 14 Lindsey Allen Fr. F 5-9 Toronto Jr. Aeros/Toronto, Ontario 13 Catherine Berghuis Fr. F 5-8 Mississauga Chiefs/Truro, Nova Scotia 12 Lisa Berreman Sr. D 5-9 Eagan/Eagan, Minn. 4 Zoë Brennan Fr. D 5-8 Edge School/Calgary, Alberta 7 Camille Dumais Sr. F 5-8 Dawson College/Beaconsfield, Quebec 19 Reagan Fischer Sr. F 5-7 Lloydminster Midget AA/Irma, Alberta 27 Ailish Forfar Fr. F 5-6 Toronto Jr. Aeros/East Gwillinbury, Ontario 9 Jessica Gagner Sr. F 5-7 Bluewater Jr. Hawks/London, Ontario 6 Jenna Hobeika Sr. F 5-4 Hotchkiss School/Alpine, N.J. 30 Lindsay Holdcroft Jr. G 5-4 U19 Team Pittsburgh/Pittsburgh, Pa. 11 Morgan Illikainen So. D 5-8 G.R. Greenway Lightning/Grand Rapids, Minn. 16 Lauren Kelly Jr. D 5-8 Oakville Ice/Milton, Ontario 18 Sally Komarek Sr. F 5-7 The Blake School/Minneapolis, Minn. 21 Abbie Lund So. F 5-6 The Blake School/Eden Prairie, Minn. 29 Katie Milligan So. G 5-10 Ottawa Lady Senators/Kingston, Ontario 24 Sasha Nanji Sr. D 5-6 Mississauga Chiefs/Markham, Ontario 22 Karlee Odland So. F 5-7 Medicine Hat Hounds Midget/Vauxhall, Alberta 2 Margaux Sharp Sr. D 5-9 Ottawa Senators Intermediate/Carleton Place, Ontario 10 Laura Stacey Fr. F 5-11 Toronto Jr. Aeros/Canadian U22/Kleinburg, Ontario 20 Olivia Whitford Fr. D 5-7 Burlington Barracudas/Milton, Ontario 3 Ali Winkel Jr. F 5-7 Toronto Jr. Aeros/Espanola, Ontario 1 Whitney Woodcox Sr. G 5-9 Whitby Wolves/Oshawa, Ontario 17 Samantha Zeiss So. F 5-6 Conn. Polar Bears U19/Stamford, Conn.
Mark Hudak enters his 10th year behind the bench for the Big Green and 15th season with the program. Last year, he guided the team to an 18-10-2 record with a 14-6-2 ECAC Hockey mark. The 2011-12 squad
advanced to the ECAC Tournament for the eighth time with Hudak at the helm, falling to St. Lawrence in the First Round.
During his tenure as the head coach, Hudak has coached two All-Americans, an Ivy League Player and Rookie of the Year, an ECAC Hockey Player and Rookie of the Year, along with two first team All-ECAC Hockey selections, seven first team All-Ivy performers and an ECAC Hockey Goalie of the Year. He also has tutored four U.S. and Canadian National Team members who have combined for seven appearances at the last three Winter Olympic Games.
During the 2010-11 season, Hudak helped the Big Green bounce back from a down 2009-10 season, leading Dartmouth to a 22-12-0 record with appearances in the ECAC Tournament Championship and the NCAA Tournament. The team ended the year ranked eighth in the nation. During the season, Hudak earned his 150th career victory and his 100th ECAC Hockey victory.
Also that season, Hudak served as an assistant coach for the U.S. Women’s National Team at the 2010 Four Nations Cup and at the 2011 International Ice Hockey Federation World Women’s Championship at Hallenstadion. He was ultimately named the 2010-11 New England Hockey Writers Association Coach of the Year.
In 2009, Hudak led Dartmouth to its seventh NCAA Tournament appearance and fifth of his coaching career. The Big Green also won their fourth ECAC Hockey Tournament and second under Hudak. During the 2008-09 season, he passed former head coach Judy Oberting for second all-time in career wins. Now, with 180 victories to his credit, Hudak is just 14 wins away from tying George Crowe as the all-time winningest coach in program history.
During the 2007-08 season, the Big Green made the ECAC Hockey semifinals for the fourth time under Hudak. He achieved two milestones that season, posting his 100th career victory with a 6-4 win over Mercyhurst on Dec. 16 and leading Dartmouth to the program’s 500th win on Nov. 17 with a 4-1 win against Yale.
In 2006-07, Hudak led the Big Green to a record-tying 27 victories for the second time during his tenure as head coach. It was his third 20-plus win season since taking over the program in 2003. Hudak helped his team to its first ECACHL regular season championship since 2002 with a 16-1-1 regular season mark in conference play. The Big Green won the Ivy
League, ECACHL regular season and ECACHL Tournament in the same season for the first time since 2000-01.
During Hudak’s second season as Dartmouth’s head coach in 2004-05, the Big Green posted a 27-8-0 mark, garnering second-place regular-season finishes in both the ECAC Hockey League and Ivy League. Dartmouth qualified for the ECACHL Championship and then knocked off Wisconsin in the NCAA quarterfinals to reach its fourth NCAA Frozen Four. The 27 wins tied a single-season program record, and allowed Hudak to reach the 50-win plateau faster than any other coach in program history.
In 2003-04, the Big Green went 24-8-2, won the Ivy League crown and advanced to the ECACHL semifinals after holding the No. 1 ranking in the nation for three weeks during the season. Hudak also became the first ever first-year coach to lead his team to the NCAA Frozen Four. Hudak and his coaches were twice named Staff of the Month by the American Hockey Coaches Association.
Prior to his promotion to head coach in July 2003, Hudak helped direct the program to two NCAA Frozen Fours as an associate head coach and assistant. The Big Green advanced to the Frozen Four in 2001 and 2003, also claiming ECACHL championships both years. Additionally, Dartmouth won the 2001 and 2002 Ivy League championships.
Since joining the Big Green women’s hockey program in July 1998, Hudak has helped Dartmouth amass a record of 294-129-30 as an assistant coach, associate head coach and now head coach.
A 1989 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, Hudak played varsity hockey for the Black Knights and was a commissioned field artillery officer in the U.S. Army from 1989-92.
Hudak headed the boys’ hockey team at New Hampton School from 1993-96 and taught in the math and history departments. He was also an assistant men’s hockey coach at Cortland State University from 1992-93.
From 1996-98, Hudak was the hockey program director for the National Sports Academy in Lake Placid, N.Y. While there, he created, administered and developed a varsity program for girls, as well as varsity and jayvee programs for boys. As coach of the boys’ varsity, Hudak compiled a 58-17-7 record.
In addition to his college coaching experience, Hudak has served as a coach for multiple USA Hockey camps. He has helped at USA Hockey National Camps in Lake Placid in 2000 and 2005. Hudak served as a coach at the USA Girls’ Regional Junior Camps in 1998-99. In 2006, he worked at the U.S. Under-22 National Camp and has also served as a coach for the US Under-18 National Camp in Lake Placid. Hudak has directed at both the Elite Hockey Training Centers and the NSA Hockey School. He has also served as a guest lecturer for USA Hockey Coaches Clinics.
HEAD COACH|MARK HUDAK CAREER AT A GLANCE
VS. 2012-13 OPPONENTS
WITH HUDAK AS COACH
Career Record: 184-90-232 Ivy League Titles, 2 ECAC Tournament Titles, 1 ECAC Regular Season Title, 6 NCAA Tournament Bids
vs. CHA .................................................... 2-3-1vs. ECACH.........................................126-52-16vs. Hockey East .................................... 31-12-6vs. Ivy ................................................... 62-24-7vs. WCHA ................................................. 5-8-0Home ................................................... 98-42-8Away ...................................................78-45-15Neutral ..................................................... 6-9-0Overtime ................................................ 8-9-16Scoring first ......................................134-25-22Scoring second .................................... 70-36-7Not scoring ............................................ 0-17-1
Overall .....................................................4-1-1Home .......................................................1-0-1Away ........................................................3-1-0Neutral .....................................................0-0-0Last 5 Games ............................................3-1-1Last 10 Games ........................................... N/ALast 15 Games ........................................... N/Avs. ECAC Hockey .....................................3-1-0vs. Ivy League ..........................................3-0-0vs. Hockey East ........................................1-0-1vs. Ranked Opponents .............................0-0-1
Games Following a Loss ...........................1-0-0Games Following a Win ............................2-1-1Games Following a Tie .............................0-0-0
Scoring First .............................................2-0-1Opponent Scores First ..............................2-1-0Leading After 1st Period ..........................1-0-0Trailing After 1st Period ...........................1-1-0Tied After 1st Period ................................2-0-1Leading After 2nd Period .........................4-0-0Trailing After 2nd Period ..........................0-1-1Tied After 2nd Period ...............................0-0-0Overtime Games ......................................1-0-1
Scoring a Power-Play Goal .......................3-1-1Not Scoring a Power-Play Goal .................1-0-0Allowing a Power-Play Goal .....................2-1-1
Not Allowing a Power Play Goal ...............2-0-0Scoring Shorthanded ...............................0-0-0Allowing a Shorthanded Goal ..................0-0-0
Having a Player Score a Hat Trick .............0-0-0Having a Player Record Two Goals ...........0-0-1Having a Player Record Three Assists.......0-0-0Making 20 or More Saves .........................2-1-1Making 30 or More Saves .........................0-0-0
GAME BREAKDOWN
HIGH/LOW ANALYSIS
THE LAST TIME...Dartmouth Swept a Road Weekend:Nov. 2-3, 2012 at Yale (5-4 OT) and Brown (1-0
Dartmouth Was Swept in a Road Weekend:Jan. 8-9, 2010 at Quinnipiac (1-2) and Princeton (3-4)
Dartmouth Swept a Home Weekend:Feb. 17-18, 2012 - Yale (10-5) and Brown (2-1, OT) Dartmouth Was Swept in a Home Weekend:Feb. 25-26, 2012 - SLU (3-4, OT and 0-2) in ECAC Hockey First Round
Dartmouth Shutout an Opponent:Nov. 3, 2012 at Brown (1-0)
Dartmouth Was Shutout by an Opponent:Feb. 26, 2012 vs. St. Lawrence (0-2)
Dartmouth Player Scored a Hat Trick:Feb. 17, 2012 vs. Yale (Camille Dumais)
Dartmouth Allowed a Hat Trick:Nov. 2, 2012 at Yale (Janelle Ferrara)
Dartmouth Player Scored Four or More Goals:Jan. 23, 2010 at Union (Jenna Cunningham, 4)
Dartmouth Player Had Four or More Assists:Feb. 17, 2012 vs. Yale (Kelly Foley, 4)
Dartmouth Player Had Five or More Points:Dec. 16, 2007 vs. Mercyhurst (Jenna Cunningham, 3g & 3a)
Dartmouth Won Trailing after Two Periods:Feb. 27, 2011 vs. Clarkson (4-3, OT)
Dartmouth Had 50 or More SOG:Jan. 28, 2012 at Yale (6-0, 52 shots)
Dartmouth Allowed 50 or More SOG:Nov. 21, 2009 at Yale (6-2, 53 shots)
Dartmouth Player Scored a Shorthanded Goal:Jan. 28, 2012 at Yale (6-0, Reagan Fischer)
Dartmouth Gave up a Shorthanded Goal:Feb. 11, 2012 at Rensselaer (2-4)
Dartmouth Won in Overtime:Nov. 2, 2012 at Yale (5-4)
Dartmouth Lost in Overtime:Feb. 25, 2012 vs. St. Lawrence (3-4, OT)
Dartmouth Tied in Overtime:Jan. 7, 2012 at Princeton (2-2, OT)
Dartmouth Scored 10 or More Goals in a Game:Feb. 17, 2012 vs. Yale (10-5)
Dartmouth Allowed 10 or More Goals in a Game:Nov. 16, 1996 vs. Brown (2-12)
Dartmouth Goalie Stopped 40 or More Shots:Feb, 4, 2012 vs. Quinnipiac (4-1, Lindsay Holdcroft, 43 saves)
Opposing Goalie Stopped 40 or More Shots:Feb. 3, 2012 vs. Princeton (1-2, Weber, 41 saves)
DARTMOUTH TEAM HIGHSPoints ..................................... 14 at Yale (11/2)Goals ....................................... 5 at Yale (11/2)Assists ...................................... 9 at Yale (11/2)SOG ....................................... 44 at Yale (11/2)Saves..........................25 at Quinnipiac (10/27)Penalties ........................8 at Princeton (10/26)PIM....................................... 20 vs. UNH (11/6)
DARTMOUTH TEAM LOWSPoints ....................................2 at Brown (11/3)Goals ....................................1 at Brown (11/3)Assists ...................................1 at Brown (11/3)SOG .................................... 23 at Brown (11/3)Saves................................... 19 at Brown (11/3)Penalties ...............................3 at Brown (11/3)PIM........................................6 at Brown (11/3)
INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Points ....................................................... 3, 2xGoals ........................2, Fischer vs. BC (11/12)Assists ...................................................... 2, 4xSOG ................7, Lindsey Allen vs. UNH (11/6)Saves.......25, K. Milligan at Quinnipiac (10/27)Penalties .........................................................2 - 3xPIM........................ 12, C. Dumais vs. UNH (11/6)
OPPONENT TEAM HIGHSPoints .........................19 at Quinnipiac (10/27)Goals .......................... 8 at Quinnipiac (10/27)Assists ........................11 at Quinnipiac (10/27)SOG ...........................33 at Quinnipiac (10/27)Saves...................................... 39 at Yale (11/2)Penalties ................................ 7 vs. UNH (11/6)PIM....................................... 22 vs. UNH (11/6)
OPPONENT TEAM LOWSPoints ....................................0 at Brown (11/3)Goals ....................................0 at Brown (11/3)Assists ...................................0 at Brown (11/3)SOG .................................... 19 at Brown (11/3)Saves..........................22 at Quinnipiac (10/27)............................................ 22 at Brown (11/3)Penalties ..................... 3 at Quinnipiac (10/27).................................................... at Yale (11/2)PIM.............................. 6 at Quinnipiac (10/27).................................................... at Yale (11/2)
*ECAC Hockey gameDNP - Did Not PlayDND - Did Not Dress
NOVEMBER 23-24, 2012 • vs. CORNELL & COLGATE
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BIG GREEN|CAREER HIGHS
#2 MARGAUX SHARPGoals ....... 1 - 5x (Last: vs. Brown 2/18/12)Assists .........2 - 3x (Last: vs. BC, 11/12/12)Points ..........2 - 3x (Last: vs. BC, 11/12/12)
#3 ALI WINKELGoals ...................3 at Cornell (11/11/11)Assists ........................2 vs. Yale (2/17/12)Points ...................4 at Cornell (11/11/11)
#6 JENNA HOBEIKAGoals .........2 - 4x (Last: at Union 2/10/11)Assists .. 2 - 7x (Last: at Harvard 11/23/11)Points ... 4 - 2x (Last: vs. Princeton 2/5/11)
#7 CAMILLE DUMAISGoals ...........3 - 2x (Last: vs. Yale 2/17/12)Assists ............................................. 3 - 3x .....................(Last: vs. Quinnipiac 2/4/12)Points ...........4 - 3x (Last: vs. Yale 2/17/12)
#9 JESSICA GAGNERGoals .... 1 - 2x (last vs. Princeton, 2/5/11)Assists ............1- 3x (Last: at Yale 11/2/12)Points ...........1- 6x (Last: vs. BC, 11/12/12)
#10 LAURA STACEYGoals ........................ 1 vs. UNH (11/6/12)Assists ............ 2 at Quinnipiac (10/27/12)Points ..........2 - 2x (Last vs. UNH, 11/6/12)
#11 MORGAN ILLIKAINENGoals .......................... 1 at Yale (11/2/12)Assists ................. 2 at Colgate (11/12/11)Points .................. 2 at Colgate (11/12/11)
#12 LISA BERREMANGoals ..........1 - 2x (Last: vs. BC, 11/12/12)Assists .................. 2 at Vermont (1/18/11)Points ................... 2 at Vermont (1/18/11)
#14 LINDSEY ALLENGoals ..........1 - 3x (Last: vs. UNH 11/6/12)Assists .........1 - 2x (Last: vs. BC, 11/12/12)Points ..........1 - 5x (Last: vs. BC, 11/12/12)
#16 LAUREN KELLYGoals ....................... 1 vs. Yale (10/30/10)Assists .........1 - 10x (Last: at Yale 1/28/12)Points ....................... 2 vs. Yale (10/30/10)
#17 SAMANTHA ZEISSGoals ....................1 vs. Vermont (1/3/12) Assists ............ 1 at Quinnipiac (10/27/12)Points 1 - 2x (Last: at Quinnipiac 10/27/12)
#18 SALLY KOMAREKGoals .........2 vs. Northeastern (11/26/11)Assists ............................................. 2 - 8x ..................(Last: at St. Lawrence 2/11/11)Points .............................................. 3 - 2x .......... (Last: vs. Northeastern (11/256/11)
#19 REAGAN FISCHERGoals ..........2 - 6x (Last: vs. BC, 11/12/12)Assists ............. 3 vs. Connecticut (1/2/11)Points ...........4 - 3x (Last: vs. Yale 2/17/12)
#20 OLIVIA WHITFORDGoals ................................................ N/AAssists .............. 1 at Princeton (10/26/12)Points ............... 1 at Princeton (10/26/12)
#21 ABBIE LUNDGoals .......................... 1 at Yale (11/2/12)Assists ...................1 vs. Vermont (1/3/12)Points ............1 - 2x (Last: at Yale 11/2/12)
#22 KARLEE ODLANDGoals .............1 - 5x (last: at Yale 11/2/12)Assists .........1 - 5x (Last: vs. BC, 11/12/12)Points ........1 - 10x (Last: vs. BC, 11/12/12)
#24 SASHA NANJIGoals ............... 3 at Princeton (11/12/10)Assists ...........2 - 5x (Last: at Yale 1/28/12) Points .......................... 4 at Yale (1/28/12)
#1 WHITNEY WOODCOXSaves ................. 27 at Colgate (10/31/09)Goals Allowed ........................................1 .................. at New Hampshire (12/11/10)Win Streak ................................. 3 games
#29 KATIE MILLIGANSaves ........29 vs. Northeastern (11/26/11)Goals Allowed ..........0 at Brown (11/3/12)Win Streak ................................. 4 games
#30 LINDSAY HOLDCROFTSaves ...............43 vs. Quinnipiac (2/4/12)Goals Allowed ................................. 0 - 8x ..............................(last at Union 2/10/12)Win Streak ................................. 5 games
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