I think that the stars were:  #1 - Shephard #2 - Moore and #3 Matt Lundin -
at least that's how it was announced in the rink after the game.

>From: Wayne T Smith <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Maine Hockey Discussion List <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: UNH at Maine 11/7/04
>Date: Mon, 8 Nov 2004 01:18:15 -0500
>
>Dan Hannigan and Coach Mahoney made a big deal of Matt Lundin coming
>into the game and holding UNH scoreless (and named him first star of the
>game), but to me, this was the game where the offense and intensity
>suddenly bloomed. Wow.
>
>I'm not good at watching "lines", but Jankus-Hopson-Shepheard generated
>lots of chances. Damon, Moore, Ronan and others shone at both ends of
>the ice. On defense, I thought Barnes played his best game of the
>season, but I'm sure others would point out a number of other player
>performances. Who says a Sunday game is bad? ;-)
>
>But Matt Lundin was superb in goal, and after the game sounded like an
>upperclassman, as GoBlackBears.com and HockeyEastOnline.com quoted him
>as saying:
>
>“I was not expecting to get into the game tonight,” said Matt Lundin.
>“At first I was worried about Jimmy, then was excited that I was going
>in, but then I got a little nervous. Going in during a power play was
>tough, but the crowd was behind me as soon as I got on the ice, which
>got me into the game. The support of the fans and my teammates really
>helped me tonight.”
>
>cheers, wayne
>
>Deron Treadwell wrote:
>
>>Maine beats New Hampshire 3-0 Sunday afternoon in Orono.
>>
>>Matt Lundin replaced Jimmy Howard in goal with 4:16 to go in the second
>>period after Howard suffered a "mild lower body injury" according to
>>the radio reports.
>>
>>Brent Shepherd scored twice (second one ENG) and Greg Moore got the
>>other goal for Maine (6-5, 2-2 HOCKEY EAST).  UNH falls to 4-2-1, 1-1
>>HOCKEY EAST.
>>
>>