Past Stars

Roman Kraemer - Robert Morris: Kraemer was at his best in a crucial 7-5 win in RMU's quest for a playoff bye, racking up 2 goals and 3 assists in the contest against John Carroll.

Tyler Putnam - John Carroll: Putnam posted a pair of 2-point games over the weekend against RMU and WVU, helping his team to a split of its final league games of the regular season.

Colby Bilski - Mercyhurst: Bilski continued to build on a strong rookie campaign in the CHMA this weekend, having now collected points in 12 of the last 13 Mercyhurst games.

Leo Haban - West Virginia: Haban scored twice on Friday night and three times on Saturday afternoon to lead his Mountaineers to a sweep of Mercyhurst over the weekend.

Charlie Tuggey - John Carroll: Tuggey assisted on the game-winner in Friday night's upset of IUP, then he avoided a team letdown on Saturday with 4 points against Duquesne.

Will Simpson - West Virginia: Simpson allowed only a single goal on 30 shots in a 6-1 win over Mercyhurst on Saturday afternoon, extending WVU's winning streak to 5 games.

Jared Stahel - Indiana U of PA: Stahel backstopped his team to a weekend sweep in Ohio as IUP clinched the CHMA regular-season title with wins over John Carroll and Kent State. 

Corey Scull - Mercyhurst: Scull scored 4 of his team's 6 goals on the 2-game weekend, including the first three Mercyhurst goals in Saturday's overtime loss at home to Duquesne.

Roman Kraemer - Robert Morris: Kraemer brought a large home crowd to life with RMU's opening goal then collected 5 helpers as the Colonials pulled away from Mercyhurst on Friday.

Nick Krestan - Kent State: In need of a crucial league win as playoff races intensify, Krestan contributed a goal and 2 assists in a 5-1 Kent State victory over Mercyhurst on Saturday. 

Kadan Knorr - West Virginia: With their 4-game winning streak snapped on Friday, Knorr propelled the Mountaineers back into the win column with a hat trick against Lehigh on Saturday.

Sam Hoyen - Duquesne: After the red-hot Dukes offense sputtered on Friday, Hoyen reinvigorated the attack with 3 goals and an assist en route to a 6-2 home win over Toledo on Saturday.

Dan Pfalzer - West Virginia: The Mountaineers erased a 3-0 deficit late in the second period with a natural hat trick from Pfalzer on Saturday, ultimately winning in OT to sweep Temple at home. 

Nate McNamara - Duquesne: McNamara sparked a relentless offensive onslaught by the Dukes this weekend against Oakland with a stellar 6-point effort in a 10-3 win at home on Friday.

Mitch Geinzer - Mercyhurst: Geinzer responded to a disappointing Friday night loss by scoring a hat trick and adding an assist in the Lakers' 7-1 road victory over Towson on Saturday.

Jake Moleski - West Virginia: Moleski had a goal in each of the Mountaineers' three games on the weekend, extending his goal streak to 4 games.

Nick Beck - Kent State: Beck turned aside all 14 shots he faced in the third period against Robert Morris, making 43 saves overall and earning a road win.

Colby Bilski - Mercyhurst: Bilski had points in all 3 of his team's road games on the weekend, including a hat trick on Sunday against Buffalo.

Nate McNamara - Duquesne: Our first Nate recorded a natural hat trick in an 8-2 breakout win by Duquesne over Kent State on Saturday night in Ohio.

Nate Mickey - Robert Morris: Our second Nate also recorded a hat trick, completed with the overtime winner over West Virginia on Saturday night.

Nate Cava - John Carroll: Our third Nate prevented any hat tricks by boarding up the JCU net in a pair of Empire State road wins over RIT and Oswego.

Jace Rearic - Indiana U of PA : Rearic ensured his team stayed undefeated and atop the CHMA standings with a 5-goal weekend against Robert Morris and Duquesne.

Justin Adamski - Robert Morris: Adamski had a pair of goals and an assist in a loss to IUP, then assisted on the GWG and added an insurance goal against Duquesne.

Jake Moleski - West Virginia: Moleski opened the scoring with a goal against Kent State on Friday night in Morgantown, then added a second-period assist.

EJ Pohl - Duquesne: Pohl scored a goal in a loss on Friday then picked up a pair of goals in a win on Saturday, pacing his Dukes in a weekend split with West Chester.

Brady Grove - Mercyhurst: Grove was the difference maker in the Lakers' first league win of the season, making 38 saves in a road win over Kent State on Friday night.

Shane Miller - Indiana U of PA: Miller put up 2 goals and an assist in consecutive games against West Virginia and Mercyhurst to lead the Hawks to 2 CHMA road wins.

Parker Rutherford - Robert Morris: Rutherford was the driving force behind the Colonials' upset of Liberty on Friday night in Virginia, stifling the Flames with 62 saves.

Colby Bilski - Mercyhurst: Bilski scored the opening goal against IUP on Saturday night and picked up his first two collegiate assists en route to a 3-point weekend.

Tommy Kilway - Kent State: Kilway rallied his team from a 4-1 deficit in the first period to a 5-4 lead with a trio of goals against Duquesne on Sunday afternoon.

Cory Scull - Mercyhurst: Scull kickstarted the Lakers' stagnant offense with a pair of goals and a pair of assists in a 5-2 road win over RIT on Friday night.

Hayden Feck - Duquesne: Feck poured on the offense with 4 goals -- including the game-winner -- in a pivotal league win over Kent State on Sunday afternoon.

Kyle Fotopoulos - West Virginia: Fotopoulos turned aside 40 of 42 shots on Friday night to knock off Alabama and give the Mountaineers 4 wins in its past 5 games.

Jared Stahel - Indiana U of PA: Stahel kept the Crimson Hawks undefeated on the season with 25 saves in a 8-1 league win over Mercyhurst on Friday night.

Martin Moine - John Carroll: Moine blanked Mercyhurst on Saturday night with saves on all 26 shot attempts to propel the Blue Streaks to a 5-0 league victory.

Payton Fogarty - John Carroll: Fogarty scored a goal and 2 assists on Friday night, then added a shorthanded goal on Saturday, making the defenseman the team's scoring leader.

Gio Palombo - Robert Morris: Palombo amassed 4 assists for the Colonials in their first CHMA league game of the season, a 5-1 road victory over Mercyhurst.

Trent Lunden - Indiana U of PA: Lunden added to his breakout season by posting 2 goals and 3 assists in a 2-game sweep of RIT, giving him points in all 6 games this season.

Leo Haban - West Virginia: Haban had a dominating performance against Canisius on Friday -- racking up 3 goals and 3 assists -- before adding a goal and 2 assists on Saturday.

Jack Kinsman - Kent State: Kinsman had a hand in both goals for the Golden Flashes in a 3-2 loss to Lawrence Tech on Sunday, assisting on a 2nd period goal and scoring one in the third.

Justin Adamski - Robert Morris: Adamski picked up a pair of 3-point nights in a pair of wins against Rutgers, tallying a hat trick on Friday and pitching in a goal and 2 assists on Saturday.

David Rankin - Kent State: Rankin helped the Flashes build an early lead over Syracuse University with 2 first period goals, then he sealed the 6-2 win by completing the hat trick in the third.

Nathan Mickey - Robert Morris: Mickey picked up a hat trick -- including the game-winning goal -- in leading the Colonials to a 6-2 victory to open its season over Canisius College.

Peter Siolas - Duquesne: Siolas turned away 34 of 35 shots against Towson University, recording his first collegiate win and helping the Dukes take down the Tigers on the road.

Payton Fogarty - John Carroll: Fogarty scored his first ACHA goal and powered John Carroll to a weekend sweep of Northern Illinois, outscoring the Huskies by a combined 15-2.

Hayden Feck - Duquesne: Feck scored 2 goals Friday night and recorded a hat trick on Saturday against Canisius University, giving him the early-season lead in goals in ACHA M1.

Michael Nickolau - West Virginia: In his collegiate debut as a freshman, Nickolau stopped 28 of 30 shots to earn the win on the road against the University of Alabama on Friday night.

Matt Pfeifer -- The sophomore from Toledo returned to the Blue Streaks lineup and scored 2 goals in a 10-2 victory over in-state opponent Denison University.

Hayden Feck -- The junior forward picked up a hat trick in a 8-7 loss at West Chester on Friday night then recorded an assist in a 2-1 shootout win against Temple on Saturday.

Patrick Graham -- The forward sparked the Mountaineers offense on Friday with 2 goals in a 7-0 win over Mercyhurst and tacked on an assist in a 5-1 win over the Lakers on Saturday.

Kyle Plantz -- The junior netminder paved the way to an undefeated weekend for the Dukes, including two league wins (Mercyhurst and Kent State) and a thrilling upset of #22 Alabama.

Max Richter -- The sophomore forward notched the game-winning goal in a 3-2 victory over Kent State on Friday night and added 2 goals in a 4-3 shootout win over Mercyhurst on Sunday.

Parker Rutherford -- The RMU goalie turned aside 47 shots through 65 minutes of play then kept the net empty on all three shootout attempts to earn a 3-2 win over #22 Alabama on Saturday.

Grant Lindsay -- The goaltender needed to make 28 saves against Mercyhurst to earn the shutout in a 9-0 road victory, giving him a 2-0 record with a .971 SV% between the pipes this season.

Nick Best -- The netminder had a busy weekend, making a combined 53 saves on 56 shots over two contests, including a 2-1 loss to Niagara and an 11-1 victory over George Mason.

Danny Soltesz -- The IUP backstopper faced an on onslaught of offense in an exhibition contest against NCAA D3 Chatham, but he stood tall to the task by making 46 saves on 47 shots.

Dom Glavich -- A goal and an assist against Mercyhurst on Friday night seemed big until the forward erupted for a hat trick and an assist against Pitt the next night, including the OT winner.

Jim Grable -- The Blue Streaks forward put home a short-handed goal and added 2 assists in a 9-2 statement win over Duquesne, starting JCU at 1-0 in league play.

Koby Greenberg -- The forward lit up the scoreboard in a pair of games against Toledo over the weekend, scoring 4 goals on Friday night and adding 4 assists on Saturday.

Jason Smith -- The forward put up 3 goals and 3 assists against Eastern Michigan on Friday night, then contributed 2 assists in a 3-1 win against West Virginia on Saturday.

Jake Hough -- The Mountaineers goaltender led his team to their first CHMA win of the season on Friday night and allowed just two goals on 38 shots against Kent on Saturday night.

Ben Leslie -- A goal in each of three games helped Pitt to 2 wins, none bigger than a 4-0 victory over RMU in which Leslie scored just 28 seconds into the 2nd period to build a 2-0 lead.

EJ Pohl -- The first-year defenseman racked up a pair of goals in a 7-2 win on Friday night then assisted on the first 3 Dukes goals in their 4-2 victory to sweep Towson.

Nicholas Trapasso -- After setting up the game-winner in OT on Friday night, the Lakers forward notched his first collegiate short-handed goal to open the scoring on Saturday.

Jamie Mauro -- A game-winning goal against RIT from the senior forward on Saturday -- his second goal of the weekend -- helped salvage a weekend split for the Crimson Hawks.

Hunter Hillebrecht -- The junior forward led the Golden Flashes to a weekend sweep of Rochester, scoring 2 goals in a 6-4 victory Friday night.

Alex Crilley -- The senior helped Pitt split their series against #8 Ohio by scoring 2 goals in Friday's loss and opening the scoring in the victory on Saturday.

Adam Glica -- A goal and an assist from the senior forward paced the way for the Blue Streaks in their weekend match-up versus Buffalo.

Roman Kraemer -- The junior forward guided the Colonials to an 8-1 victory over Canisius Friday night, scoring 4 goals and 2 assists in his ACHA debut.

Jacob Ugenti -- The senior netted 5 goals and 1 assist in 3 games this weekend, including 4 goals to help the Lakers defeat the Dukes in OT on Sunday.

Cam Grant --The Mountaineer defenseman led his team to a sweep of Oakland by scoring 2 goals in 2 games en route to WVU's first two wins of the season.

Jake Moleski -- The speedy forward contributed half of his team's goal production on the weekend with a pair against West Chester on Friday night.

Max Wopperer -- A pair of 2-point games from the Blue Streak forward steered JCU to a pair of victories over Northern Illinois.

Drew Albright -- The Pittsburgh native kick-started opening weekend for the Dukes with a 3-point performance in a pair of games at Canisius.