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2009–10 RIT Tigers men's ice hockey season

|Poll#1 = USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine |Poll#1Rank = #10 |Poll#2 = USCHO.com |Poll#2Rank = #20 Stevan Matic Andrew Favot Atlantic Hockey Tournament, champion

The 2009–10 RIT Tigers men's ice hockey season was the Tigers' 45th season of varsity hockey and fifth at the NCAA Division I level. They represented Rochester Institute of Technology in the 2009–10 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey season. The team was coached by Wayne Wilson in his eleventh season as the program's head coach and played most of their home games at the Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena. One home game was played at the Blue Cross Arena in downtown Rochester, New York.

The season was highlighted by the Tigers' first Atlantic Hockey tournament title, first Division I NCAA tournament appearance, victories over Denver and New Hampshire to win the East Regional, and the team's first Frozen Four appearance.

The team was the Chairman's Choice for induction into the Frontier Field Walk of Fame in 2010, in recognition of their Frozen Four berth.

The Rochester Red Wings honored the RIT Men’s Hockey team at Frontier Field on May 17, 2010. Any fans who wore RIT gear received $1 off the purchase of their tickets. As part of a pre-game ceremony, Head Coach Wayne Wilson and RIT President Bill Destler were on hand to accept a key to the city and a proclamation from Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks. RIT captain Dan Ringwald threw out the ceremonial first pitch.

In 2011, RIT's University News service received the 'Best In Show' PRism award from the Rochester chapter of the Public Relations Society of America for its coverage of the team's Frozen Four appearance.

Standings

Roster

Goaltenders#StateYearMajorHeightWeightHometownPrevious Team
Player
1CaliforniaShane MadoloraFreshmanBusiness Management5-10170Salinas, CaliforniaOmaha (USHL)
33ConnecticutJared DeMichielSeniorBusiness6-1190Avon, ConnecticutChicago (USHL)
40FinlandJan RopponenJuniorInternational Business5-9165Espoo, FinlandEspoo (SM-liiga)
Defensemen#StateYearMajorHeightWeightHometownPrevious Team
Player
6OntarioDan Ringwald (C)SeniorBusiness6-1195Oakville, OntarioOakville (OJAHL)
8OntarioChris TanevFreshmanFinance6-2185Toronto, OntarioMarkham (CCHL)
15British ColumbiaAlan MazurSeniorPackaging Science6-0200Burnaby, British ColumbiaMerritt (BCHL)
24OntarioChris HaltiginSophomoreBiomedical Science6-1200Oakville, OntarioOakville (OJAHL)
25OntarioDaniel SpivakSophomoreBusiness/Finance6-0185Thornhill, OntarioStouffville (CCHL)
26OntarioTrevor EckenswillerSophomoreBiomedical Science6-0180Lion's Head, OntarioOakville (OJAHL)
27MissouriChris SaracinoFreshmanBusiness5-10185St. Louis, MissouriGreen Bay (USHL)
*9**Saskatchewan*Riley Clark**SophomoreBiomedicine5-11195Saskatoon, SaskatchewanMelfort (SJHL)
Forwards#StateYearMajorHeightWeightHometownPrevious Team
Player
3OntarioScott KnowlesSophomoreMarketing5-7170Riverside, OntarioSurrey (BCHL)
7OntarioBryan PottsFreshmanCriminal Justice5-11180Niagara Falls, OntarioMarkham (CCHL)
10OntarioMark CornacchiaSophomoreFinance5-10180Unionville, OntarioMarkham (CCHL)
11AlbertaTaylor McReynoldsSophomoreBiomedicine6-0190Sherwood Park, AlbertaGreen Bay (USHL)
12British ColumbiaStevan Matic (C)SeniorPackaging Science6-0190Burnaby, British ColumbiaLangley Hornets (BCHL)
14New YorkBrent AlexinSeniorPackaging Science6-1200West Seneca, New YorkBuffalo (OJAHL)
16OntarioTyler BrennerSophomoreBusiness6-2190Linwood, OntarioElmira (GOJHL)
17MinnesotaSean Murphy (A)JuniorCivil Engineering Technology6-0190Owatonna, MinnesotaGreen Bay (USHL)
18MichiganCameron BurtSophomoreBusiness5-10160Detroit, MichiganGreen Bay (USHL)
19British ColumbiaTyler MazzeiJuniorBusiness5-9170Kelowna, British ColumbiaNanaimo (BCHL)
21WashingtonJeff SmithFreshmanScience Exploration6-0165Spokane, WashingtonTri-City (USHL)
22British ColumbiaAdam HartleyFreshmanBusiness6-3190West Vancouver, British ColumbiaSurrey (BCHL)
23IllinoisMike JandaJuniorMarketing6-2225Glen Ellyn, IllinoisChicago (USHL)
28OntarioAndrew Favot (A)JuniorBusiness (Marketing)5-7160King City, OntarioAurora (OJAHL)
  • Player left team. Source: RIT Athletics

Preseason

RIT Tigersborder=0}}"2009 Exhibition Game Log: 1–0–0 (Home: 1–0–0; Road: 0–0–0)#DateOpponentScoreOTDecisionAttendanceRecord
1October 4

Regular season

Schedule

  • Green background indicates win (2 points).
  • Red background indicates loss (0 points).
  • White background indicates tie (1 point).
RIT Tigersborder=0}}"October: 2–5–0 (Home: 2–1–0; Road: 0–4–0)#DateVisitorScoreHomeDecisionAttendanceAHAOverall
1†^October 10Colgate3–2RITDeMichiel7,4210–0–00–1–0
2†October 16RIT1–3St. LawrenceDeMichiel1,6550–0–00–2–0
3†October 17RIT3–5ClarksonDeMichiel3,3100–0–00–3–0
4October 23RIT4–5Air ForceDeMichiel2,8220–1–00–4–0
5October 24RIT2–3 (ot)Air ForceDeMichiel2,2100–2–00–5–0
6October 30Connecticut2–6RITDeMichiel1,8391–2–01–5–0
7October 31Connecticut0–7RITDeMichiel1,4572–2–02–5–0

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RIT Tigersborder=0}}"November: 6–0–0 (Home: 4–0–0; Road: 2–0–0)#DateVisitorScoreHomeDecisionAttendanceAHAOverall
8November 6Army1–6RITDeMichiel2,1003–2–03–5–0
9November 7Army1–2RITDeMichiel1,9564–2–04–5–0
10November 13RIT2–1MercyhurstDeMichiel9675–2–05–5–0
11November 13RIT3–2MercyhurstDeMichiel9466–2–06–5–0
12November 20Sacred Heart2–3RITDeMichiel1,4597–2–07–5–0
13November 21Sacred Heart3–5RITMadolora1,2068–2–08–5–0

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RIT Tigersborder=0}}"December: 1–1–1 (Home: 0–1–0; Road: 1–0–1)#DateVisitorScoreHomeDecisionAttendanceAHAOverall
14December 4RIT1–1 (ot)Holy CrossDeMichiel9088–2–18–5–1
15December 5RIT3–2Holy CrossDeMichiel9239–2–19–5–1
16†December 12Niagara3–2RITDeMichiel2,1009–2–19–6–1

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RIT Tigersborder=0}}"January: 6–4–0 (Home: 3–1–0; Road: 3–3–0)#DateVisitorScoreHomeDecisionAttendanceAHAOverall
17†January 1RIT1–6Minnesota StateDeMichiel3,1069–2–19–7–1
18†January 2RIT0–3Minnesota StateMadolora3,3139–2–19–8–1
19January 8Holy Cross2–5RITDeMichiel1,94610–2–110–8–1
20January 9Holy Cross0–2RITDeMichiel1,73711–2–111–8–1
21January 15RIT4–0ConnecticutDeMichiel58112–2–112–8–1
22January 16RIT1–2ConnecticutMadolora73512–3–112–9–1
23January 22RIT4–3American Int'lDeMichiel23413–3–113–9–1
24January 23RIT4–0American Int'lDeMichiel21014–3–114–9–1
25January 29Bentley1–4RITDeMichiel1,69215–3–115–9–1
26°January 30Bentley5–4RITDeMichiel2,10015–4–115–10–1

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RIT Tigersborder=0}}"February: 7–1–0 (Home: 4–0–0; Road: 3–1–0)#DateVisitorScoreHomeDecisionAttendanceAHAOverall
27February 5RIT5–2Sacred HeartDeMichiel65716–4–116–10–1
28February 6RIT4–5Sacred HeartDeMichiel43816–5–116–11–1
29February 12RIT3–0ArmyDeMichiel2,13917–5–117–11–1
30February 13RIT5–2ArmyDeMichiel2,12818–5–118–11–1
31February 19Air Force2–3 (ot)RITDeMichiel2,10019–5–119–11–1
32February 20Air Force0–3RITDeMichiel2,10020–5–120–11–1
33February 26Canisius0–8RITDeMichiel1,36321–5–121–11–1
34February 27Canisius4–5RITDeMichiel1,63222–5–122–11–1

† Denotes a non-conference game

^ Denotes alternate home site: Blue Cross Arena (Rochester, New York)

° Denotes "Make the Rink Pink" game |}

Postseason

RIT Tigersborder=0}}"March: 6–0–0 (Home: 2–0–0; Road: 0–0–0; Neutral: 4–0–0)#DateVisitorScoreHomeDecisionAttendanceAHAOverall
35°March 12Connecticut3–4 (ot)RITDeMichiel1,41522–5–123–11–1
36°March 13Connecticut1–4RITDeMichiel1,65922–5–124–11–1
37^March 19Canisius0–4RITDeMichiel1,80322–5–125–11–1
38†March 20Sacred Heart1–6RITDeMichiel3,29822–5–126–11–1
39§March 26RIT2–1DenverDeMichiel4,07322–5–127–11–1
40%March 27RIT6–2New HampshireDeMichiel3,73722–5–128–11–1
RIT Tigersborder=0}}"April: 0–1–0 (Home: 0–0–0; Road: 0–0–0; Neutral: 0–1–0)#DateVisitorScoreHomeDecisionAttendanceAHAOverall
41¤April 8RIT1–8WisconsinDeMichiel34,95422–5–128–12–1

° Denotes Atlantic Hockey Tournament quarterfinal game (non-conference)

^ Denotes Atlantic Hockey Tournament semifinal game at Blue Cross Arena (Rochester, NY) (non-conference)

† Denotes Atlantic Hockey Tournament final game at Blue Cross Arena (non-conference)

§ Denotes NCAA tournament East Regional semifinal at Times Union Center (Albany, NY) (non-conference)

% Denotes NCAA Tournament East Regional final at Times Union Center (non-conference)

¤ Denotes NCAA Tournament national semifinal at Ford Field (Detroit) (non-conference) |}

Player stats

Skaters

Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals (Shorthanded); A = Assists; Pts = Points; +/- = Plus–minus; PIM = Penalty minutes

Clark, Riley †000000
  • † Denotes player left team.
  • (G) Denotes goaltender.
Eckenswiller, Trevor000000
  • (G) Denotes goaltender.

Goaltenders

Note: GP = Games played; TOI = Time on ice; GAA = Goals against average; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; SO = Shutouts; SA = Shots Against; GA = Goals against; SV% = Save percentage

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References

References

  1. (May 15, 2010). "Wings to honor RIT Tiger Hockey Monday".
  2. Stella, Paul. (June 10, 2011). "RIT University News Takes 'Best in Show' at 2011 PRism Awards". [[Rochester Institute of Technology.
  3. [http://www.ritathletics.com/roster.aspx?path=mhock 2009-10 RIT Tigers Men's Hockey Roster]
  4. "RIT - Cumulative Season Statistics".
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