His Statistics: 2-0-0, 1.00 GAA, .959 save pct. in sweep at Michigan

Link to the original site

Joe Hartman – Joe will wear number 26 this season. He is a 6’4” defenseman from St Cloud, MN. Last year he played for former Miami assistant Jeff Blashill at Indiana in the USHL. Joe had 6 goals and 22 assists in 60 games last year. He finished the year with a +5 .

Garrett Kennedy – Garrett will wear number 24 this season. He is a 5’11” defenseman from Brighton, MI. He also played last year for Jeff Blashill at Indiana of the USHL. Garrett had 4 goals and 9 assists and finished at +19.

Devin Mantha – Devin will wear number 10 this season. He hails from Ann Arbor, MI. He is a 6’1” forward. Devin played last year for Orangeville of the OPJHL. Devin had 21 goals and 31 assists last year.

Steve Mason – Steve has number 21 this year. He is from Stratford, Ontario, Canada. He is a 5’11” forward and last played for Nipawin in the SJHL.

Curtis McKenzie – Curtis has number 16. Curtis also hails from Canada, specifically Golden, British Columbia. He is a 6’1” forward who last played for Penticton of the BCHL. Curtis was drafted by the Dallas Stars in the 6th round (164th overall).

Reilly Smith – Reilly wears number 18 this season. He is another Canadian from Mimico, Ontario. He last played for St Michael’s of the OJHL. He is a 6’0” forward. Reilly is a 3rd round pick (69th overall) of the Dallas Stars.

Ben Saska – Ben is a goalie from St Clairsville, OH and last played for the Miami club hocky team. He is 5’11”. Ben will be a junior at Miami.

Steven Spinell – Steven is a 6’1” defenseman from Vernon Hills, IL. He last played at Fargo of the USHL.

Patrick Tiesling – Patrick comes to Miami from Bowling Green (CCHA) and must sit out this year. He is from Rhinelander, WI and is 6’2” forward. He will be a junior at Miami.

Hirschfeld, a freshman forward for No. 13 Miami University, played for the Phantoms between 2006-08, serving as team captain during the 2007-08 campaign.

The first-year RedHawk got a big start in the 2009 National Tournament when he scored a first-period goal in Miami’s 4-2 upset of No. 4 Denver in the West Regional semifinals.

Link to Original Article

But Cody Reichard’s journey was far more difficult and a lot, lot longer.

From his Mercer County hometown, he went to Lansing, Mich., then Indianapolis and finally Fairbanks, Alaska. Along the way, there were six-, 10- and 16-hour bus rides to places like Kearney, Neb., Sioux Falls, S.D., Topeka, Kan., and Soldotna, Alaska.

Original Article

Camper, a sports studies major, averaged two-and-a-half points-per game as he led the RedHawks to a perfect 4-0-0 month in December. The Miami sophomore recorded his first career hat trick on December 7 against Western Michigan, a game in which he also tied his career best in points (4) by adding an assist. The next weekend, December 14 vs. RPI, the Rocky River, Ohio, native set another career best by assisting on three RedHawk markers. In that contest Camper also netted a goal to tie his career high in points for the second time in three games.

The 5-foot-9, 173-pound forward scored a total of four goals and recorded six assists in December to move atop the CCHA scoring race and into third place in the nation at month’s end. Camper also scored a power-play goal and recorded a +3 rating in two games while finishing the month with a +7 rating. The sophomore forward notched multiple points in three of four games and totaled 27 shots in December.

Special mention for RBC Financial Group CCHA Player of the Month honors goes to Bowling Green sophomore forward Dan Sexton, Ferris State senior forward Corey Couturier, Michigan sophomore forward Louie Caporusso, Michigan State senior forward Matt Schepke, Notre Dame senior goaltender Jordan Pearce and Ohio State sophomore forward Peter Boyd.

Original Article