ECAC/Bauer Player of the Week
Andy McDonald, Colgate
Sophomore, Center (Strathroy, Ontario)
McDonald netted the game-winning goal as Colgate shocked #5
Michigan in front of 6,487 fans handing the Wolverines their first home
loss in their last 36 games. McDonald tallied what proved to be the
game-winner with 1:15 left in the second period. He added his second goal
of the season in a 6-4 loss to the Wolverines the following night.
ECAC/Bauer Rookie of the Week
Cory Murphy, Colgate
Defenseman (Kanata, Ontario)
Murphy proved to be a steady defenseman for the Red Raiders in his
first two collegiate games as he tallied five shots on goal and was a +2
in the two games against Michigan and was on the ice for three of the Red
Raiders six goals over the weekend.
ECAC/Heaton Goaltender of the Week
Dan Brenzavich, Colgate
Senior (Thunder Bay, Ontario)
Brenzavich turned aside 23 Michigan shots to help Colgate hand the
Wolverines their first home loss since October 20, 1995 as the Red Raiders
posted a 2-1 victory.
ECAC Honor Roll
Scott Prekaski (Rensselaer), Sophomore, Goaltender, Sturgis, Saskatchewan
Prekaski came into the game against Boston University in the final
period of action and turned aside 12 of the 13 shots that he faced on the
evening. Last season Perkaski ranked sixth in the nation in save
percentage and 16th in goals against average.
Darryl Campbell (Colgate), Sophomore, Left Wing, Strathroy, Ontario
Campbell netted the first short-handed goal of his career and
tallied an assist in a 6-4 loss at Michigan. The two points were
Campbellšs first two of the season.
B.J. Kilbourne (Vermont), Junior, Center, Sarnac Lake, New York
Kilbounre tallied the Catamounts lone goal against New Hampshire
as he capitalized on the power play.
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