2003 MEN'S HOCKEY ROSTER
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Marty Mjelleli reacts to the first period goal by Gary Houseman
"It was just like the first time I walked into the arena at St. Cloud State.  I left high school early, drove up alone and had no idea where I was going. I walked into the Zamboni gate. The whole arena was shut off except one light on the ST-C symbol at center ice. I walked out there alone , and just got the feeling this is home."

Mark Parrish - St. Cloud State Husky 1995-97
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“The atmosphere here is great. I’ve had friends playing on other teams who have told me that this is their favorite place to come play just because of our student section and how crazy they are. In the big games, you can’t even hear yourself think. It’s an unbelievable place to play and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.”

Justin Fletcher - St. Cloud State Husky 2003-07
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“Then you see the atmosphere at the games, and it just blows you away. People here are just dying for a championship. They’re behind the team in every way, and it’s really a leg up for recruiting. You go out there and see a packed house every night and a rowdy student section, and for me it was a no-brainer to choose St. Cloud.”

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" Once I heard St. Cloud State had interest I wanted to be here. I heard a lot about it growing up and it's just a great place to play. I can't imagine too many schools would be able to beat it."

Garret Raboin - St. Cloud State Husky 2005-2009
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JLG ARCHITECTS SELECTED FOR ST. CLOUD STATE HOCKEY, EVENTS CENTER PROJECT
JLG Architects of Alexandria and Minneapolis, Minn., and Grand Forks and Fargo, N.D., has been selected as the architect for St. Cloud State University 's planned National Hockey and Event Center addition and renovation project slated to start in 2011. JLG will work with Hagemeister Mack Architects of St. Cloud in providing the architectural services for the project estimated to cost $29.3 million. MORE HERE
"It was an unbeleivable experience.  People in Minnesota love their hockey and obviously they are great people too.  (St. Cloud State University) was just a great four years.  I got a degree there and it was an unbelievable place to play college hockey. A great atmosphere every night."

Konrad Reeder - St. Cloud State Husky 2002-2006 
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"For myself, the college route was the better route to develop my overall game and also get stronger.  (St. Cloud State University) just seemed like the right fit  for me with the conditioing program and an Olympic sheet of ice to build my skating skills.  But, the environment was also a huge part. I liked that small town feel and they had that at St. Cloud. Hockey is everything there and the fans were so passionate."

Ryan Malone - St. Cloud State Husky 1999 - 2004
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MOTZKO SIGNS SIX YEAR CONTRACT
The future of the SCSU men's hockey coaching staff became that much clearer when it was announced on June 2, 2009 that Bob Motzko  agreed to a six-year deal that will put him under contract through the 2014-15 season.   Motzko, only the second coach in the D-I programs history has compiled a  81-58-19 overall record in four years including three WCHA Final Five appearances and two NCAA appearances. He was named WCHA Coach of the Year in 2006 and 2007. "St. Cloud State University is delighted to have Bob (Motzko) signed up for the next six years as the head coach of our men's hockey program," Athletic Director Morris Kurtz said. "He has  built on the foundation established by Craig Dahl and we are pleased with his teams' athletic and academic accomplishments over the past four seasons."
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SCSU WOMEN TO FACE THE UMD BULLDOGS ON JAN. 27/28
David Eddy watches as he deflects a puck into the net on Saturday vs the UMD Bulldogsm(CIC PHOTO PROUT)
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HUSKIES TO FACE THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA ON JAN. 27/28
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CIC BUS TRIP TO MARIUCCI ARENA - FRIDAY, JANUARY 27
The Center Ice Club is offering a bus trip to Mariucci to see the Huskies battle the Gophers on Friday, January 27. The bus will depart at 4:00 from the Halenbeck Hall parking lot and return immediately following the game. The package includes tickets and transportation. We have 45 seats available.  Cost is $50 for CIC members and $55 for non-CIC members. EMAIL the CIC  if you wish to reserve a seat.
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SCSU SHUT OUT AGAIN AS THEY DROP SATURDAY'S GAME 9-0
Grand Forks, N. D.- St. Cloud State fell to sixth-ranked North Dakota Saturday night at Ralph Engelstad Arena by a final score of 9-0. The loss makes it a clean sweep of the Huskies this season for UND.

North Dakota came out firing, getting four goals in the first period.
They were held to one goal in the second but added four more in the
third. Leading UND was junior Jocelyn Lamoureux who had a hat
trick and an assist, while her twin sister Monique Lamoureux-Kolls,
who had a hat trick herself in Friday night’s game, had four assists.
Senior Monique Weber chipped in with a goal and three assists.

The Huskies were out shot 46-27 on the night. Freshman goaltender
Julie Friend played the first period and made seven saves. Senior
Tayler VanDenakker played the final two periods in net for the
Huskies making 32 saves.

SCSU (5-19-2, 4-16 WCHA) will be at home next weekend taking on Minnesota-Duluth at the National Hockey Center.  BOX SCORE   GRAND FORKS HERALD STORY

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HUSKIES EDGED 3-2 IN SATURDAY REMATCH WITH UND AT THE NHC
St. Cloud, Minn. – The St. Cloud State University men’s hockey team suffered a tough 3-2 loss to #17 North Dakota at the National Hockey Center in St. Cloud, MInn. on Jan. 21. The loss moves SCSU’s record to 10-12-4, 7-8-3 WCHA, while North Dakota improved its record to 13-10-2, 9-9-0 WCHA.

The results of the weekend in WCHA play moved the Huskies into a tie for seventh place along with Michigan Tech (17 points each), while North Dakota moved into sixth place with 18 points on the season.

In an entertaining contest at the NHC, North Dakota gained an early 1-0 lead in the first period with a goal by Corban Knight at 1:57. Assists on UND’s goal were added by Danny Kristo and Brock Nelson.

The Huskies wasted little time in evening
the score at 1-1 when freshman blueliner
Andrew Prochno scored his fourth goal of
the season at 2:50 of the first. Sophomore
Nic Dowd and junior forward David Eddy
both posted assists on the play.

To close out the first period scoring, UND’s
Knight added his second goal of the game
at 6:07. Joe Gleason and Dillon Simpson
carded assists on the goal for UND.

In the second period, North Dakota scored
the eventual game winner at 2:50 with a
goal by Nelson as Knight and Kristo
provided the assists on the play.

The Huskies rallied in the second period with
a  goal by Eddy at 14:14. Senior forward Jared
Festler notched his ninth assist of the season
on the goal with a nice set up pass to Eddy in
the slot. Prochno provided the second assist
on the play, which was his team-leading 16th
assist of the 2011-12 season. The goal was
Eddy’s sixth of the campaign.

Late in the third period, SCSU went on the
power play and pulled freshman goalie Ryan
Faragher to gain the extra attacker. In the final
minute of play it appeared that SCSU may have
tied the game but upon further review of the replay, it was determined the puck was kicked into the net and the goal was waved off. UND went on to gain the victory as they outshot the Huskies 36-30 in the contest.

Faragher and UND goalie Aaron Dell provided highlight reel material throughout the game with several key saves at both ends of the rink. Faragher notched 33 saves on the night for the Huskies, while Dell had 28 saves in the game. On the weekend, Faragher was impressive against UND with a total of 74 saves in the two games.Both teams were in top form on the penalty kill over the weekend. On Jan. 21, the Huskies went 1-of-1 on the penalty kill and UND was 4-of-4. In the two games combined neither team was able to convert on the power play as SCSU was 4-of-4 on the penalty kill and UND was 7-of-7.

The Huskies will continue the WCHA season with a home-home series against rival Minnesota. On Jan. 27, the Huskies will travel to Minnesota for a 7:07 p.m. start and on Jan. 28, Minnesota will travel up I-94 for a 7:07 p.m. game at the National Hockey Center. Tickets are still available for the game at St. Cloud State on Jan. 28.
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The Huskies Cory Thorson attacks the net on Saturday vs UND (CIC Photo Prout)
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#3 GOPHERS EDGE THE HUSKIES 2-1 AT MARIUCCI ARENA ON FRIDAY
Minneapolis, Minn. - The #3 Minnesota Gophers (18-9-1, 14-5-0 WCHA) handed St. Cloud State University (10-13-4, 7-9-3 WCHA) a tough 2-1 loss in men's hockey action on Jan. 27 in Minneapolis.

The Huskies and Gophers will continue their weekend WCHA series on Saturday, Jan. 28 with a 7:07 p.m. start at the National Hockey Center in St. Cloud.  As of Jan. 27 at 11 p.m., tickets were available for the game.  Please call the SCSU Athletic Ticket Office after 1 p.m. for complete information about tickets for this game at the NHC (1-877-SCSUTIX or 320-308-2141).

In a classic defensive battle between
these two WCHA teams, Minnesota
was able to gain the upperhand with
the game winner in the second period.  SCSU junior goalie Mike Lee (Roseau) returned to the ice after a 20 game
hiatus.  Lee made 24 saves in the
game for SCSU.

On the other end of the ice, UM's
Kent Patterson had 12 saves as the
Gophers outshot the Huskies 26-13 in
the game.

In the first period, Minnesota gained
a 1-0 lead as Jake Hansen scored
with an assist from Erik Haula at
13:26.

The Huskies tied the contest at 4:26
of the second period with a power
play goal by junior forward Ben
Hanowski (Little Falls).  Freshman
defender Andrew Prochno
(Minnetonka) earned the first assist
with his pass that found Hanowski
open on the right side of the net.
Senior forward Jared Festler
(Little Falls) added the second assist
on the play.

This was Hanowski's team-leading
13th goal of the season, while
Prochno has a team-leading 17
assists this winter for the Huskies. 

At 11:49 of the second period, Nick Bjugstad provided UM with a 2-1 lead as he scored his 21st goal of the season with helpers from Hansen and Kyle Rau.

The Huskies were 1-of-4 on the power play in the game and UM was 0-of-3 on the advantage in the game. BOX SCORE



#8 BULLDOGS BLANK THE HUSKIES 5-0 ON FRIDAY AT THE NHC
St. Cloud, Minn.- No. 8/9 Minnesota-Duluth shut out the Huskies Friday night 5-0 at the National Hockey Center.

The Bulldogs got two scores in the first period to set
the tone early and added three more goals in the
second. Junior Audrey Cournoyer led the way for
UMD scoring three goals and also recording an
assist. Senior Haley Irwin also had a four point
night for the Bulldogs on a goal and three assists.
Freshman Jenna McParland also scored for UMD
and senior goaltender Jennifer Harss had 21 saves.

Freshman goaltender Julie Friend made 31 saves
for the Huskies, who were outshot 36 to 21.

SCSU (5-20-2, 4-17 WCHA) and UMD (13-11-1, 10-10-1 WCHA) will do battle once again Saturday afternoon with the puck dropping at 2:07 PM at the National Hockey Center.

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Mike Lee returned to the nets on Friday
Jarod Rabey was converted to forward for Friday's game