SJU Hockey 2022-23

SEASON PREVIEW

Doug Schueller’s 15th season at the helm of the Saint John’s University hockey program begins with a genuine sense of optimism.

For starters, the Johnnies are coming off a third-place finish in the MIAC (9-4-1 conference, 17-8-2 overall) in 2021-22 and their fourth consecutive appearance in the MIAC Playoffs.

Schueller returns six of the eight Johnnies that earned MIAC honors last season, including four of the five AllMIAC first-team selections in junior forward Lewis Crosby (Edina, Minn.), senior forward Auggie Moore (Edina, Minn.), junior defenseman Jack Olsen (Lakeville, Minn.) and senior defenseman Peter Tabor (Edina, Minn.).

All told, SJU returns 85 percent (206 of 243) of its points from last season (81g/125a of 91g/152a), including all but one of the 17 game-winning-goal scorers.

The Johnnies, however, need to replace All-America goaltender Mac Berglove ’21, who posted a 13-6-2 record with two shutouts and a .932 save percentage (547 saves) last season. His 1.88 GAA was the fourth-best in program history among those with 1,000 minutes played or more.

HERE'S A LOOK AT THE 2022-23 JOHNNIES:

ONE MOORE SEASON

Moore collected his second consecutive All-MIAC, first-team honor last season and will once again don the captain’s “C” for the Johnnies in 2022-23. He played all 27 games and led the Johnnies in points (28), powerplay points (8) and game-winning goals (4), while finishing second in goals (15) and assists (13). Moore finished second on the team with seven goals in conference play. He begins his senior season with 68 points (31g/37a), including 10 game-winning goals, in 62 career games.

TRANSFER TOTALS

A trio of junior forwards who transferred to SJU prior to the 2021-22 season, made instant impacts as sophomores last year. Crosby, like Moore, played all 27 games and led the Johnnies in goals (17) and finished second in points (23). He became the first Johnnie to score 17 goals or more in a season since Matt Erredge '99 (27 goals in 27 games during the 1998-99 season) and the first to record three hat tricks or more in a season since Craig Herr '92 in 1991-

92 (six). Crosby led SJU in goals (8) and power-play goals (2), and tied for third in points (10) in conference play.

Michel finished fourth on the team overall with 19 points (10g/9a) in 25 games and tied with Crosby for the team lead with 11 points (3g/8a) and two game-winning goals in 11 conference games. Josh Maucieri (Crosby, Minn.) collected 14 points (5g/9a) in 25 games.

SOPHOMORE SKATERS

Rudrud is joined by five other sophomore forwards for SJU in 2022-23. Last season, Rudrud was named to the sixman MIAC All-Rookie Team, becoming the 20th Johnnie to earn the distinction since it was established for the 2004-05 season. He missed the Johnnies' final five games due to injury, but still managed to lead the team with 15 assists and finished third overall with 20 points. He ended the season with a seven-game point streak (1/g7a) and tied for the team lead with 11 points (3g/8a) and two gamewinning goals in 11 MIAC games.

Jackson Sabo (Rosemount, Minn.) joined the Johnnies for spring semester and totaled eight points (4g/4a) in 13 games. Matt DeRosa (Alpharetta, Ga.) followed with six points (4g/2a) in 21 contests, while Cody Carlson (Buffalo, Minn.) and Garrett Smith (Eden Prairie, Minn.) dressed for 14 games each and recorded six (2g/4a) and five points (1g/4a), respectively.

EXPERIENCED D

The Johnnies return four of their main six defensemen from last season, minus Jerome Newhouse ’22 (1g/3a in 16 games) and Max Osborne (5g/5a in 24 games), who transferred to Division I Alaska-Anchorage. Olsen’s conference schedule was limited to nine games due to injury, but he still tied for the team lead among defensemen with seven points (0g/7a) from the blue line and finished second overall with a plus/minus rating of +11. He totaled 11 points, all assists, with a team-best +16 in 21 games overall. Tabor, meanwhile, led SJU's defensemen with 17 points (3g/14a) in 25 games, which were good for fifth

SEASON PREVIEW

overall. His 14 assists were second. He collected six points (2g/4a) in 14 league games.

Senior Joe Raleigh (Lake Elmo, Minn.) and sophomores Cooper Anderson (White Bear Lake, Minn.) and Danny Eckerline (Wayzata, Minn.) also return. Raleigh played all 27 games and collected four assists, while Eckerline appeared in all but one game and added an assist. Anderson totaled three points (1g/2a) in 13 games.

OFFENSIVE DEPTH

Junior forward Max Borst (Edina, Minn.) and five senior forwards combined for 41 points (14g/27a) a year ago. Borst tallied an even sheet, five goals and five assists, in 22 games, while Henry Enebak (Lakeville, Minn.) collected eight points (1g/7a) in 24 contests. Jack Johnson (Bemidji, Minn.) posted an efficient nine points (2g/7a) in 10 games, and Brett Meister (White Bear Lake, Minn.) and Dan Wieber (St. Joseph, Minn.) added two goals and three assists in 20 games each. Joe Papa (St. Charles, Ill.) appeared in 12 games and tallied four points (2g/2a).

IN NET

To fill the void left by Berglove, who is now serving as the Johnnies’ goaltending coach, SJU will turn to four student-athletes who have yet to play a minute of college hockey: junior Jaeger Reed (Crosslake, Minn.), sophomore Bailey Huber (Mahtomedi, Minn.) and freshmen Jon Howe (Chanhassen, Minn.) and Tom Kuriscak (Stillwater, Minn.).

Huber served as SJU’s third-string goaltender in 2021-22 after he appeared in 49 games over two seasons with the NA3HL’s Granite City Lumberjacks. He posted a 30-15-2 record with six shutouts, a 2.33 GAA, .920 save percentage and 1,295 saves.

Howe went 6-7-2 with a .900 save percentage and a 3.37 GAA in 17 games for the NAHL’s Jamestown Rebels in 2019-20. He appeared in three games for the NAHL’s Amarillo Wranglers to start the 2021-22 season, before returning to Jamestown for a 9-8-0 record, .906 save percentage and 3.03 GAA in 18 contests.

THE REST OF THE 2022-23 SCHEDULE

The Johnnies’ 2022-23 schedule has 10 home games at St. Cloud State's Herb Brooks National Hockey Center (HBNHC), including four on Thursday evening, as well as two additional neutral-site games: Dec. 10 vs. Lawrence (Wis.) in Rosemount and Jan. 14 vs. Wisconsin-Stevens Point in Sartell.

Five of the Johnnies' eight non-conference opponents hail from the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC), including two - Wisconsin-Eau Claire and Stevens Point - that met in the league's championship game in March.

SJU begins the 2022-23 schedule with three consecutive road games and seven of the first nine away from St. Cloud. The Johnnies' bus ventures to Wisconsin the first two weekends, Oct. 29 at Wisconsin-River Falls and Nov. 4-5 at Eau Claire and Northland, respectively.

The Johnnies host Concordia-Moorhead for the MIAC opener Nov. 10 and take on St. Scholastica Nov. 18-19 (home on Nov. 18) before a two-game road trip over Thanksgiving weekend (Nov. 25-26) at the Milwaukee School of Engineering. SJU faces Bethel Dec. 1-2 (home on Dec. 1) and ends the 2022 calendar year Dec. 9 against Concordia (Wis.) for Senior Night and the Dec. 10 trip to Rosemount.

The team opens the New Year Jan. 6-7 with a conference series against Gustavus Adolphus (home on Jan. 6) and plays its final non-conference games the following weekend by hosting Wisconsin-Stout Jan. 13 in St. Cloud and the neutral-site contest vs. UWSP in Sartell. Conference competition returns Jan. 19 with a home game vs. Hamline (Jan. 21 in St. Paul) and continues with the outdoor game Jan. 27 as part of Hockey Day Minnesota. SJU hosts the Auggies the following night at the HBNHC and wraps up its regular-season schedule against Saint Mary's (home on Feb. 2) and St. Olaf (home on Feb. 10).

The Johnnies own the conference's final bye weekend (Feb. 17-18) before the MIAC Playoffs, which begin with the quarterfinal game (No. 4 vs. No. 5) on Thursday, Feb. 23 at the high seed. The MIAC semifinals follow on Saturday, Feb. 25 and the MIAC championship game, with the conference's automatic berth to the NCAA Division III playoffs on the line, is set for Saturday, March 4. If the Johnnies were to host the championship, the game would be held on Wednesday, March 1, due to availability at the HBNHC.

MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT BRUESS

Welcome to the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center and Saint John’s University hockey!

My name is Brian Bruess and, as of July 1, I am president of both College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University – the first time both of those titles have been held concurrently. In the short time that my wife Carol and I have been here, we have both certainly felt the engaging welcome of this community. The Benedictine hospitality lives up to its billing. Thank you to those who have reached out with greetings and well wishes.

I’m glad you’re here and hope you’re ready for some great competition. The young men out there in Johnnie red today have worked hard to excel in a game they love. That means hours of training, conditioning, preparing and traveling.

Just as impressive, they’re working hard in the classroom. These are student-athletes in the best sense of both those traditions – and they uphold the academic standards for which Saint Ben’s and Saint John’s are well known.

Beyond that, these are Johnnies. As such, each is a member of this Benedictine community we hold dear. Our students are engaged and involved with the causes and the initiatives that move them. In their four years here, they will discover their opportunities to develop as active, thoughtful citizens.

That’s a lot going on. So if things get tight toward the end today, don’t lose faith: Johnnies are obviously great at clock management.

So let’s get settled in and ready for the puck to drop. And as we cheer for today’s performances on the ice, let’s all commit to cheering a little louder in recognition of the performances we don’t see – in the classroom, in the lab and in service to their church or community.

GO JOHNNIES!

DOUG SCHUELLER

Doug Schueller is in his 15th season as SJU’s head hockey coach in 2022-23. He became the 22nd head coach in school history on May 16, 2008.

He was named the 2019-20 MIAC Coach of the Year for the second time of his career (2012-13) after directing the Johnnies to a MIAC regular-season championship during the 2019-20 season.

2021-22 SEASON

SJU finished third in the MIAC with a 9-4-1 record (17-8-2 overall) and made its fourth consecutive appearance in the MIAC Playoffs.

2019-20 SEASON

The Johnnies went 8-2 over the final 10 conference games (6-0 on the road) to win their ninth MIAC regular-season championship with a 9-3-4 record (12-9-5 overall) in 201920. It was the third consecutive MIAC Playoff appearance, and seventh overall, for SJU under Schueller.

2018-19 SEASON

SJU went 4-1-2 over its final seven conference games to finish second in the MIAC for the second consecutive season with a 9-4-3 conference record (12-10-5 overall). SJU made its sixth trip to the MIAC Playoffs in the previous eight years and fell to Augsburg in the MIAC Championship game, 2-1 in four overtimes

2017-18 SEASON

The Johnnies finished second in the MIAC, one point from the regular-season championship, with an 11-5 conference record (16-8-2 overall). The 11 conference wins were the most since the 2005-06 season for SJU.

EXPERIENCE

Schueller was a 2001 graduate of Bowling Green and a three-time captain for the Falcons. As a student-athlete at Bowling Green, the Inver Grove Heights, Minn. native played in 138 career games, recording 16 goals and 30 assists as a defenseman. Schueller was an assistant captain for the Falcons as a sophomore during the 1998-99 season and then wore the captain’s “C” in both the 1999-00 and 2000-01 seasons, with the Falcons advancing to the CCHA semifinals his senior year.

Schueller graduated from Bowling Green with a degree in sports management and finished his Falcon career with a 3.59 grade-point average. He went on to complete his Master’s degree (business administration in sports management) from the University of Coventry Business School (Coventry, England) in 2005.

Following his playing career, Schueller was an assistant coach with the Sioux Falls Stampede of the United States Hockey League (USHL). During the 2005-06 season, Schueller helped coach the Stampede to a 43-13-4 (.750) record and the Anderson Cup championship. Schueller worked primarily with the Stampede defense that finished first overall in the USHL and set a franchise record for fewest goals allowed in a season with 135. He also helped six defensemen secure NCAA Division I scholarships. Prior to his time with the Stampede, Schueller played three years in the American Hockey League (AHL) and the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL).

Prior to becoming the head coach at SJU, Schueller served as an assistant coach at NCAA Division I Bowling Green State University and was responsible for the Falcons’ defensemen and recruiting efforts.

PERSONAL

Schueller and his wife, Carrie, reside in Sartell with their daughter, Aubree, and sons, Dawson and Luca.

2022-23 JOHNNIES

NO. NAME

1

YR. POS. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/LAST TEAM

Jaeger Reed Jr. G 6-0 185 Crosslake, Minn./Texas (NA3HL)

2 Joe Raleigh Sr. D 5-9 175 Lake Elmo, Minn./Stillwater Area (H.S.)

3 Zach Enebak Fr. D 5-10 165 Lakeville, Minn./North (H.S.)

4 Peter Tabor Sr. D 6-2 195 Edina, Minn./Cowichan Valley (BCHL)

5 Danny Eckerline So. D 6-0 170 Wayzata, Minn./Minnesota Magicians (NAHL)

8 Brett Meister Sr. F 5-7 160 White Bear Lake, Minn./Alexandria (NA3HL)

9 Max Borst Jr. F 6-0 185 Edina, Minn./Northeast (NAHL)

10 Mason Campbell Fr. D 5-11 170 Rosemount, Minn./Minnesota Magicians (NAHL)

11 Lewis Crosby Jr. F 5-10 190 Edina, Minn./St. Thomas (NCAA)

12 Dan Wieber Sr. F 6-2 190 St. Joseph, Minn./Breezy Point (NA3HL)

14 Joe Papa Sr. F 5-7 170 St. Charles, Ill./St. Louis (NA3HL)

15 Cody Carlson So. F 5-11 185 Buffalo, Minn./Minnesota (USPHL)

16 Cooper Anderson So. D 6-0 185 White Bear Lake, Minn./El Paso (NA3HL)

17 Rob Christy Fr. F 6-0 185 St. Paul, Minn./Minnesota Magicians (NAHL)

18 Matt DeRosa So. F 6-1 195 Alpharetta, Ga./Rochester (NA3HL)

19 Nick Michel Sr. F 5-11 180 Waconia, Minn./Alabama-Huntsville (NCAA)

20 Jack Johnson Sr. F 6-0 185 Bemidji, Minn./Minnesota Wilderness (NAHL)

21 Spencer Rudrud So. F 6-1 195 Eden Prairie, Minn./New Mexico (NAHL)

22 Josh Maucieri Jr. F 6-2 190 Crosby, Minn./St. Thomas (NCAA)

23 Auggie Moore Sr. F 5-9 175 Edina, Minn./Jamestown (NAHL)

24 Michael Spinner Fr. D 6-0 190 Prior Lake, Minn./Amarillo (NAHL)

25 Henry Enebak Sr. F 5-11 190 Lakeville, Minn./St. Cloud State (NCAA)

26 Garrett Smith So. F 5-10 180 Eden Prairie, Minn./Rochester (NA3HL)

27 Jack Olsen Jr. D 5-11 185 Lakeville, Minn./Bismarck (NAHL)

28 Jackson Sabo So. F 6-3 180 Rosemount, Minn./St. Cloud (NAHL)

29 Bailey Huber So. G 5-9 170 Mahtomedi, Minn./Granite City (NA3HL)

30 Jon Howe Fr. G 6-3 185 Chanhassen, Minn./Jamestown (NAHL)

31 Tom Kuriscak Fr. G 6-3 185 Stillwater, Minn./Sheridan (NA3HL)

JOHNNIE SENIORS

25 Henry Enebak

F - Jr. - 5-11 - 190 - Lakeville, Minn./St. Cloud State (NCAA)

2021-22: Played 24 games for the Johnnies…recorded eight points (1g/7a)…served as an assistant captain…AHCA All-American Scholar…Academic All-MIAC.

2020-21: Played all 10 games for SJU…recorded five points (3g/2a)

Personal: Transferred to SJU from NCAA Division I St. Cloud State…a 2017 graduate of Lakeville North High School… recorded eight points (4g/4a) in split time between the Penticton Vees (seven games in the BCHL) and the Brookings Blizzard (29 games in the NAHL) in 2017-18…totaled 24 points (8g/16g) in 51 games for the CCHL’s Carleton Place Canadians in 2018-19…shoots right…son of Jake and Becky Enebak of Lakeville, Minn…father played hockey at Division I Minnesota…mother ran track at Division II St. Cloud State…younger brother, Zach, is a freshman on the SJU hockey team… Global Business Leadership major.

20 Jack Johnson

F - Sr. - 6-0 - 185- Bemidji, Minn./Minnesota Wilderness (NAHL)

2021-22: Played 10 games for the Johnnies…recorded nine points (2g/7a)…recorded three assists Jan. 24 in the 5-2 win over Northland (Wis.).

2020-21: Appeared in all 10 games for SJU…finished second on the team in points with 11 (5g/6a).

2019-20: Played 23 games as a freshman…tied for third on the team with 22 points (7g/15a) and finished third with seven (2g/7a) on the power play…tied for second on the team with a plus/minus rating of +6…scored the gamewinning goal in the 8-2 home victory over Bethel on Nov. 8… All-MIAC first team… named to the six-man MIAC All-Rookie team.

Personal: A 2016 graduate of Bemidji High School…recorded 49 points (19g/30a) in 61 games in the NAHL…tallied an assist in two games with the Aberdeen Wings in 2016-17 and a balanced 48 points (19g/19a) split between the Shreveport Mudbugs (22 games) and Minnesota Wilderness (37 games) in 2018-19…posted 54 points (19g/35a) in two seasons, 111 games, with the MJHL’s Steinbach Pistons from 2016-18… collected 71 points (33g/38a) in 82 games at Bemidji H.S., including five (3g/2a) in three games as the Lumberjacks won the consolation title at the 2016 Minnesota Class AA state tournament…shoots left…son of Scott and Tracy Johnson of Bemidji, Minn...Political Science major.

8 Brett Meister

F - Sr. - 5-7 - 160 - White Bear Lake, Minn./Alexandria (NA3HL)

2021-22: Played 20 games for the Johnnies…recorded five points (2g/3a)…AHCA All-American Scholar. 2020-21: Appeared in nine games for the Johnnies…totaled seven points, all assists. 2019-20: Played nine games for SJU…scored one goal, in 3-2 win Jan. 11 at Northland (Wis.).

Personal: A 2016 graduate of White Bear Lake High School…amassed 134 points (57g/77a) and a plus/minus rating of +77 in 130 career games over three seasons (2016-19) with the NA3HL’s Alexandria Blizzard…collected 19 points (10g/9a) in 32 games at White Bear Lake H.S…shoots left…son of Pat and Jodi Meister of White Bear Lake, Minn… Global Business Leadership major.

19 Nick Michel

F - Sr. - 5-10 - 180 - Waconia, Minn./Alabama-Huntsville (NCAA)

2021-22: Played 25 games for the Johnnies…third on the team in goals (10) and plus/minus rating (+14)…fourth with 19 points (10g/9a)…tallied two assists Nov. 7 vs. the Milwaukee School of Engineering (Wis.)…scored two goals, both on the power play, Nov. 13 at UW-Stout…All-MIAC honorable mention.

Personal: Transferred to SJU from Division I Alabama-Huntsville…a 2017 graduate of Holy Family Catholic High School…played four games for the Chargers during the 2020-21 season…recorded 14 points (7g/7a) in 32 games for the NAHL’s Janesville Jets in 2019-20…totaled 24 points (6g/18a) in 55 games for the NAHL’s Minnesota Wilderness in 2017-18…shoots left…son of Tony and Jill Michel of Waconia, Minn…Global Business Leadership major.

23 Auggie Moore

F - Sr. - 5-9 - 175 - Edina, Minn./Jamestown (NAHL)

2021-22: Played all 27 games for SJU…led the team with a career-high 28 points (15g/13a), four game-winning goals and eight power-play points (4g/4a)…served as the team’s captain…had two, four-point games: Dec. 11 (1g/3a) at Lawrence (Wis.) and Feb. 7 (2g/2a) vs. Hamline…scored the game-winning goal Feb. 19 vs. Augsburg with one second remaining in regulation…named the MIAC Men’s Hockey Athlete of the Week on Feb. 21…All-MIAC first team…Academic All-MIAC.

JOHNNIE SENIORS

AUGGIE MOORE CONTINUED

2020-21: Appeared in all 10 games for SJU…recorded 13 points (5g/8a)… named the MIAC Men’s Hockey Athlete of the Week on March 1…Academic All-MIAC.

2019-20: Played 25 games for the Johnnies…led the team with 27 points (11g/16a)…his 11 goals were the most on the team… scored four power-play goals and four game-winning goals…named the MIAC Men’s Hockey Athlete of the Week on Feb. 24…All-MIAC first team…named to the six-man MIAC All-Rookie Team.

Personal: A 2016 graduate of Benilde-St. Margaret’s High School…posted similar NAHL seasons with the Jamestown Rebels (9g/17a in 59 games) in 2018-19 and Philadelphia Rebels (13g/14a in 66 games) in 2017-18…split time between the BCHL’s Alberni Valley Bulldogs (2g/10a in 26 games) and NAHL’s Aston Rebels (7g/8a in 37 games) in 2016-17…collected 61 points (25g/36a) in 80 games, including 48 points (21g/27a) in 27 games as a senior, at Benilde-St. Margaret’s…shoots right son of Terry and Dr. Anne Moore of Edina, Minn…older brother, T.J., played collegiately at Division I Holy Cross (2014-18) and professionally in Denmark…Economics major.

14 Joe Papa

F - Sr. - 5-7 - 170 - St. Charles, Ill./St. Louis (NA3HL)

2021-22: Played 12 games for the Johnnies…recorded four points (2g/2a).

2020-21: Appeared in four games for the Johnnies…tallied an assist.

2019-20: Suited up for two games.

Personal: A 2016 graduate of St. Charles (Ill.) East High School…registered 92 points (37g/55a) in 141 games with the NA3HL’s St. Louis Jr. Blues over three seasons from 2016-19…served as the Blues’ assistant captain in 2017-18 and the team’s captain in 2018-19…shoots right… son of Mike Papa and Mary Ann Papa of St. Charles, Ill…Global Business Leadership major.

2 Joe Raleigh

D - Sr. - 5-9 - 175 - Lake Elmo, Minn./Stillwater Area (H.S.)

2021-22: Played all 27 games for the Johnnies…recorded four points, all assists…AHCA All-American Scholar… Academic All-MIAC.

2020-21: Appeared in nine games for SJU…collected two assists…Academic All-MIAC…AHCA All-America Scholar.

2019-20: Played all 26 games for the Johnnies…posted three points, all of which were assists.

Personal: A 2019 graduate of Stillwater Area High School…collected 45 points (10g/35a) in 82 games for the Ponies from 2016-19…served as the team’s captain as a junior and senior…shoots left…son of Dan and Deb Raleigh of Lake Elmo, Minn…Global Business Leadership major.

4 Peter Tabor

D - Sr. - 6-2 - 195 - Edina, Minn./Cowichan Valley (BCHL)

2021-22: Played 20 games for the Johnnies…recorded 17 points (3g/14a)…second on the team with six power-play points (1g/5a)…had four points, all assists, Feb. 7 vs. Hamline…All-MIAC first team. 2020-21: Appeared in nine games for the Johnnies…totaled three assists.

2019-20: Suited up for all 26 games…totaled nine points (3g/6a)…led SJU with two shorthanded goals…named to the six-man MIAC All-Rookie Team.

Personal: A 2018 graduate of Holy Family Catholic High School…collected five points (1g/4a) in 47 games with the BCHL’s Cowichan Valley Capitals in 2018-19…also tallied an assist in four games with the USHL’s Madison Capitols earlier in the season… posted eight assists in 48 games with the USHL’s Waterloo Black Hawks over a season and a half during 2017-18… registered 32 points (10g/22a) in 27 games as a junior at Holy Family Catholic High School in 2016-17 and spent his senior year playing for Waterloo…shoots left…son of Paul Tabor and Kristin Lindquist of Edina, Minn…Global Business Leadership and History double-major.

12 Dan Wieber

F - Sr. - 6-2 - 190 - St. Joseph, Minn./Breezy Point (NA3HL)

2021-22: Played 20 games for the Johnnies…recorded five points (2g/3a). 2020-21: Appeared in all 10 games for SJU…collected nine points (2g/7a). 2019-20: Played 22 games for the Johnnies…finished seventh on the team with 16 points (6g/10a)…tied for second on the team with a plus/minus rating of +6.

Personal: A 2016 graduate of St. Cloud Apollo High School…collected 48 points (12g/36a) in 111 games for the NA3HL’s Breezy Point North Stars over three seasons (2016-19)…totaled 16 points (5g/11a) in 79 games at Apollo H.S…shoots left…son of Rick and Yvonne Wieber of St. Joseph, Minn…Mathematics major.

JOHNNIE JUNIORS

9 Max Borst

F - Jr. - 6-0 - 185 - Edina, Minn./Northeast (NAHL)

2021-22: Played 22 games for the Johnnies…collected 10 points (5g/5a). 2020-21: Appeared in all 10 games as a freshman…recorded two assists.

Personal: A 2018 graduate of Edina High School…joined the NAHL’s Northeast Generals for the second half of the 2019-20 season and recorded two assists in 10 games…posted 21 points (8g/13a) in 72 games over two seasons in the NAHL representing the Northeast Generals, Lone Star Brahmas and the Maryland Black Bears…selected to play on the NAHL team at the 2019 Sirius Ice Hockey World Cup in Russia…totaled 27 points (11g/18a) in 56 games at Edina H.S…shoots left…son of Jeff and Stacie Borst of Edina, Minn…Accounting (Finance) major.

11 Lewis Crosby

F - Jr. - 5-10 - 190 - Edina, Minn./St. Thomas (NCAA)

2021-22: Played all 27 games for the Johnnies…led SJU with 17 goals and a plus/minus rating of +17…was second on the team with 23 points (17g/6a) …recorded three hat tricks: Nov. 7 vs. the Milwaukee School of Engineering (Wis.), Dec. 11 at Lawrence (Wis.) and Jan. 21 at St. Scholastica…named the MIAC Men’s Hockey Athlete of the Week on Jan. 24…All-MIAC first team.

Personal: Transferred to SJU from St. Thomas…a 2018 graduate of Edina High School…recorded four assists in seven games for the Tommies in 2020-21…totaled 20 points (11g/9a) in 46 games for the NAHL’s Minnesota Wilderness in 2019-20…started his NAHL career with the Jamestown Rebels, where he posted 13 points (6g/7a) in 31 games...shoots left…son of David and Rebekah Crosby of Edina, Minn…Accounting (Finance) major.

22 Josh Maucieri

F - Jr. - 6-2 - 190 - Crosby, Minn./St. Thomas (NCAA)

2021-22: Played 25 games for the Johnnies…recorded 14 points (5g/9a)…tallied a pair of two-assist games, Nov. 23 at Bethel and Jan. 20 vs. St. Scholastica.

Personal: Transferred to SJU from St. Thomas…a 2017 graduate of Northern Lakes High School…tallied four points (2g/2a) in five games for the Tommies in 2020-21…finished his junior-hockey career with the MJHL’s Swan Valley Stampeders, where he totaled 103 points (32g/71a) in 132 games from 2018-20…he collected 59 points (30g/29a) in 68 games over portions of three seasons with the NA3HL’s Breezy Point North Stars…shoots left…son of Tony and Kara Maucieri of Crosby, Minn…Global Business Leadership major.

27 Jack Olsen

D - Jr. - 5-11 - 185 - Lakeville, Minn./Bismarck (NAHL)

2021-22: Played 21 games for the Johnnies…recorded 11 points, all assists…second on the team with a plus/minus rating of +16…whistled for only two penalties in 21 games…All-MIAC first team…AHCA All-American Scholar… Academic All-MIAC.

2020-21: Played nine games as a freshman…recorded four points (1g/3a)…AHCA All-America Scholar.

Personal: A 2018 graduate of Lakeville South High School…posted 23 points (2g/21a) and a plus/minus rating of +25 in 112 games over two seasons (2018-20) for the NAHL’s Bismarck Bobcats…recorded 29 points (11g/18a) in 28 games as a senior captain at Lakeville South H.S…shoots right…son of Mark and Kris Olsen of Lakeville, Minn… father played hockey at Division 1 Colorado College…Mathematics major.

1 Jaeger Reed

G - Jr. - 6-0 - 185 - Crosslake, Minn./Texas (NA3HL)

2021-22: Academic All-MIAC.

Personal: A 2017 graduate of Pequot Lakes High School…recorded a 3.62 GAA and a .855 save percentage during the 2018 18U playoffs for the NAHL’s Odessa Jackelopes after being called up for two games…played for the NA3HL’s Texas Roadrunners during the 2019-20 regular season and recorded a 4.28 GAA and a .904 save percentage in 25 games…glove left…son of James and Melanie Reed of Crosslake Lake, Minn…Biology major.

JOHNNIE SOPHOMORES

16 Cooper Anderson

D - So. - 6-0 - 185 - St. Paul, Minn./El Paso (NA3HL)

2021-22: Played 13 games for the Johnnies…recorded three points (1g/2a)…AHCA All-American Scholar.

Personal: A 2019 graduate of White Bear Lake High School…collected 27 points (5g/22a) in 39 games for the NA3HL’s El Paso Rhinos in 2020-21…scored a goal in 30 games with the NAHL’s New Mexico Ice Wolves in 201920…is also a member of the SJU tennis team…shoots left…son of Will and Christine Anderson of White Bear Lake, Minn….father played hockey at Division I Minnesota…older brother, Austin, played tennis at Division I Kennesaw State…Global Business Leadership and Mathematics double-major.

15 Cody Carlson

F - So. - 5-11 - 185 - Buffalo, Minn./Minnesota Moose (USPHL)

2021-22: Played 14 games for the Johnnies…recorded six points (2g/4a)…collected two assists Feb. 12 vs. St. Olaf. Personal: A 2018 graduate of Buffalo High School…played 102 games over two seasons (2019-21) for the USPHL’s Minnesota Moose…served as the team’s captain in 2020-21…totaled 156 points (47g/109a)…shoots left…son of Bob and Shannon Carlson of Buffalo, Minn…Global Business Leadership major.

18 Matt DeRosa

F - So. - 6-1 - 195 - Alpharetta, Ga./Rochester (NA3HL)

2021-22: Played 23 games for the Johnnies…recorded six points (4g/2a)…AHCA All-American Scholar.

Personal: A 2020 graduate of Chattahoochee (Ga.) High School…played 135 games over three seasons (2018-21) with the NA3HL’s Rochester Grizzlies…collected 140 points (76g/64a)…also played eight games for the NAHL’s Austin Bruins over the 2018-19 and 2019-20 seasons…shoots left…son of Don and Lori DeRosa of Alpharetta, Ga… Computer Science major.

5 Danny Eckerline

D - So. - 6-0 - 170 - Wayzata, Minn./Minnesota Magicians (NAHL)

2021-22: Played 26 games for the Johnnies…recorded one assist…AHCA All-American Scholar.

Personal: A 2019 graduate of Orono High School…played 47 games for the NAHL’s Minnesota Magicians from 201921…totaled three assists….also recorded an assist in two games for the North Iowa Bulls (NA3HL) in 2020-21… shoots right…son of Pete and Martha Eckerline of Wayzata, Minn…Economics and Global Business Leadership double-major.

29 Bailey Huber

G - So. - 5-9 - 170 - Mahtomedi, Minn./Granite City (NA3HL)

Personal: A 2019 graduate of Holy Family Catholic High School…appeared in 49 games over two seasons with the NA3HL’s Granite City Lumberjacks…posted a 30-15-2 record with six shutouts, a 2.33 GAA, .920 save percentage and 1,295 saves..glove left…son of Shellynne Huber of Mahtomedi, Minn…Exercise and Health Science major.

21 Spencer Rudrud

F - So. - 6-1 - 195 - Eden Prairie, Minn./New Mexico (NAHL)

2021-22: Played 21 games for the Johnnies…led the team in assists with 15…third on the team in points with 20 (5g/15a)…collected four consecutive multi-point games…named to the six-man MIAC All-Rookie team.

Personal: A 2019 graduate of Eden Prairie High School…collected 67 points (29g/38a) over two seasons (2019-21) for the NAHL’s New Mexico Ice Wolves…shoots right…son of Dean Rudrud and Kim Rudrud of Eden Prairie, Minn… Global Business Leadership major.

JOHNNIE SOPHOMORES

28 Jackson Sabo

F - So. - 6-3 - 180- Rosemount, Minn./ St Cloud (NAHL) 2021-22: Joined the team for spring semester…played 13 games for the Johnnies…recorded eight points (4g/4a).

Personal: A 2019 graduate of Rosemount High School…tallied 78 points (31g/47a) in 74 games over 3 seasons… served as the assistant captain in 2018 and Captain as a senior in 2019…(2019-2021) played 3 seasons in the NAHL…2 with the Janesville Jets and 1 with the Saint Cloud Norseman…totaling 22 points (6g/ 16a)…shoots left… son of Kevin and Kelly Sabo of Rosemount, Minn…Global Business Leadership major.

26 Garrett Smith

F - So. - 5-10 - 180 - Eden Prairie, Minn./Rochester (NA3HL) 2021-22: Played 14 games for the Johnnies…recorded five points (1g/4a).

Personal: A 2019 graduate of Eden Prairie High School…tallied 92 points (18g/74a) in 89 games over two seasons (2019-21) for the NA3HL’s Rochester Grizzlies…served as the Grizzlies’ captain in 2020-21…shoots left…son of Lee and Kathy Smith of Eden Prairie, Minn…Global Business Leadership major.

JOHNNIE CAPTAINS

27 Jack Olson | 23 Auggie Moore | 25 Henry Enebak

JOHNNIE FRESHMEN

10 Mason Campbell

D - Fr. - 5-11 - 170 - Rosemount, Minn./Minnesota Magicians (NAHL)

Personal: A 2020 graduate of Rosemount High School…recorded 66 points (22g/44a) in 81 games over three seasons with the Irish…served as the assistant captain in 2019-20…played two full seasons in the NAHL…posted 12 points (2g/10a) in 39 games for the Minot Minotauros in 2020-21…totaled five points (2g/3a) in 10 games for Minot in the first part of the 2021-22 season, but finished with 22 points (5g/17a) in 46 games with the Minnesota Magicians…shoots right…son of Troy and Jayna Campbell of Rosemount, Minn…Accounting major.

17 Rob Christy

F - Fr. - 6-0 - 185 - St. Paul, Minn./Minnesota Magicians (NAHL)

Personal: A 2019 graduate of St. Thomas Academy…totaled 132 points (64g/68a) in 111 games over four seasons with the Cadets…served as the team’s captain as a senior in 2018-19…started his junior-hockey career with six points (3g/3a) in 19 games with the BCHL’s West Kelowna Warriors before moving on to the NAHL’s Minnesota Magicians…totaled 49 points (27g/22a) in 126 games over two-and-a-half seasons with the Magicians…served as the team’s captain in 2021-22…shoots left…son of Ray Christy of St. Paul, Minn…older brother, Ray, plays hockey at Division I Colorado College…Global Business Leadership major.

3 Zach Enebak

D - Fr. - 5-10 - 165 - Lakeville, Minn./North (H.S.)

Personal: A 2022 graduate of Lakeville North High School…totaled 49 points (8g/41a) in 69 games over three seasons…shoots right…son of Jake and Becky Enebak of Lakeville, Minn…older brother, Henry is a senior on the SJU hockey team…Global Business Leadership major.

30 Jon Howe

G - Fr. - 6-3 - 185 - Chanhassen, Minn./Jamestown (NAHL)

Personal: A 2019 graduate of Totino-Grace High School…posted a 19-8 record for the Eagles as a senior…went 6-72 with a .900 save percentage and a 3.37 GAA in 17 games for the NAHL’s Jamestown Rebels in 2019-20…appeared in three games for the NAHL’s Amarillo Wranglers to start the 2021-22 season, before returning to Jamestown for a 9-8-0 record, .906 save percentage and 3.03 GAA in 18 games…glove left…son of Angie and Doug Howe of Chanhassen, Minn…Global Business Leadership major.

31 Tom Kuriscak

G - Fr. - 6-3 - 185 - Stillwater, Minn./Sheridan (NA3HL)

Personal: A 2020 graduate of St. Paul Academy…appeared in 23 games over two seasons with the NA3HL’s Sheridan Hawks…glove left…son of Ron and Kim Kuriscak of Stillwater, Minn…Exercise and Health Science major.

24 Michael Spinner

D - Fr. - 6-0 - 190 - Prior Lake, Minn./Amarillo (NAHL)

Personal: A 2019 graduate of Holy Family Catholic High School…posted 40 points (9g/31a) in 55 games for the Fire…served as the team’s captain as a senior…played three seasons in the NAHL…collected 11 points (4g/7a) in 38 games for the Kenai River Brown Bears and five assists in 12 games with the Springfield Jr. Blues in 2019-20… collected seven assists in 33 games for the St. Cloud Norsemen in 2020-21 and nine points (1g/8a) in 39 games with the Amarillo Wranglers in 2021-22…shoots left…son of Bob and Senta Spinner of Prior Lake, Minn…Global Business Leadership major.

RECORD HOLDERS

Saint John’s Individual Records

Most Games Played

Career 114 Mark Swenson (1995-98)

Most Points

Career 171 Matt Erredge (1996-99) Season 60 Craig Herr (1991-92) Matt Erredge (1997-98) Game 8 Gordy Przybylski (1976) vs. Hamline

Most Goals

Career 91 Matt Erredge (1996-99) Season 33 Craig Herr (1991-92) Matt Erredge (1997-98) Game 5 Bart Brodt (1/10/91) vs. St. Norbert, Wis. Craig Herr (2/8/92) vs. Concordia-Moorhead

Most Assists

Career 81 Ryan Langenbrunner(2003-06) Season 37 Tryg Sarsland (1997-98) Game 6 Gordy Przybylski (1976) vs. Hamline

Most Penalty Minutes

Career 279 Robb Zavitz (1993-97) Season 141 Bill Birrenkott (1999-2000) Game 19 Chris Boelter (1991-92)

Langenbrunner

Saint John’s Goaltending Records

Most Saves

Career 2,769 Bob Hanson (1976-79) Season 887 Bob Hanson (1978-79) Game 86 Andrew Lindgren (3/2/19) vs. Augsburg

Best Goals Against

Career 1.77 Adam Hanna (2004-06) Season 1.61 Adam Hanna (2003-04)

Most Shutouts by Goalie Season 6 Adam Hanna (2004-05)

Most Shutouts by Goalie

Saint John’s Team Records

Most Points Season 438 (1996-97)

Most Goals Season 169 (1996-97) Game 17 vs. Hamline (1976)

Best Goals Per Game Season 5.3 (1991-92)

Best Goals Against Season 2.90 (1996-97)

Most Games Played Season 33 (1996-97)

Best Record (Wins) Season 26-6-1 (1996-97)

Best Record (Winning Pct) Season 22-4-1 .833 (2003-04)

Worst Record Season 0-6 (1932-33)

Most Power Play Goals Season 52 (1991-92)

Most Shorthanded Goals Season 11 (1990-91)

Attendance Game 4,410 vs. St. Thomas (2/12/05)

100-Point Club

Erredge

Career 14 Adam Hanna (2004-06)

Most Wins by Goalie Season 20 Adam Hanna (2004-05) Career 51 Adam Hanna (2004-06)

Most Min. Played by Goalie Season 1,610 Bob Hanson (1978-79) Career 4,809 Rick Gregory (2000-03)

Points G/A Grad. Yr.

Matt Erredge 91/80 1999

Craig Herr 80/77 1992

Steve Persian 65/79 1988

Stacy Christensen 66g/76 1976

Nick Kulenkamp 62/78 1998

Bart Brodt 65/72 1991

Scott Bjorklund 52/80 2006

Ryan Langenbrunner 41/81 2006

Tom Nast 54/66 1997

Pat Conlin 56/60 1982

Rick Larson 52/61 1978

Jerr Johnson 40/72 1997

Jerry Kaehler 54/58 1988

Mike Musty 46/65 1965

Pat Cronin 56/53 1991

Brian Wachtler 54/54 1995

Paul Howe 61/44 1987

Mark Swenson 43/61 1998

Dave Charpentier 31/72 1989

Dick Gunderson 34/68 1979

John Haeg 34/67 2015

Herr

Gregory Hanna Hanson

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

ALL-MIAC

1975-76 Stacy Christensen F 1977-78 Bob Hanson G Rick Larson F Andy Overman F 1978-79 Dick Gunderson D Bob Hanson G Jim Vucinovich F 1979-80 John Bazzachini F Pat Conlin F 1981-82 Pat Conlin F 1982-83 Steve Stenbeck D 1983-84 Eric Olson F 1984-85 Mike Windschitl F 1985-86 Andy Clark D John Korsmo D Steve Persian F 1986-87 Andy Clark D Steve Persian F 1987-88 Dave Charpentier F Steve Persian F Mark Stenbeck D 1988-89 Bart Brodt F Pat Cronin F 1989-90 Pat Cronin F 1990-91 Bart Brodt F Craig Herr F Craig Hidde G 1991-92 Jeff Diebel F Craig Herr F Kurt Holstrom D 1992-93 Mike Hiniker F 1993-94 Mike Cronkhite D Mark Ketzner G Brian Wachtler F 1994-95 Mark Ketzner G Todd Thul D 1995-96 Mark Ketzner G 1996-97 Jerr Johnson F Nick Kulenkamp F Ryan Mitchell D Mark Rice G Rob Skiba D 1997-98 Matt Erredge F Nick Kulenkamp F Mark Rice G Tryg Sarsland D* 1998-99 Steve Aldrich F Matt Erredge F Bryan Romfo F 1999-00 Steve Aldrich F Chad Helmer D 2000-01 Chad Helmer D John Konrad F 2001-02 Mike Possin F

Chad Schmidt D Rick Talbot F 2002-03 Scott Bjorklund F Rick Gregory G Adam Holmgren D Ryan Langenbrunner F Darryl Smoleroff D 2003-04 Scott Bjorklund F Adam Hanna G Adam Holmgren D Ryan Langenbrunner F Chad Schmidt D Darryl Smoleroff D Kevin Willey# F 2004-05 Scott Bjorklund F Aaron Getchell F Adam Hanna* G Adam Holmgren D Ryan Langenbrunner F Darryl Smoleroff D 2005-06 Scott Bjorklund F Adam Hanna G Darryl Smoleroff D Blake Williams F 2006-07 Justin Wild F 2007-08 Pat Eagles F Jordan Swan D 2008-09 Pat Connelly F 2011-12 John Haeg F Trent Johnson D 2012-13 John Haeg F Justin Hochsprung F Phil Johnson F Saxton Soley# G 2013-14 John Haeg F Phil Johnson F Nick Senta D 2014-15 John Haeg F 2015-16 Andrew Commers F Huba Sekesi F Saxton Soley G 2016-17 Cole Souto D Sam Valerius F 2017-18 Brady Heppner F Sean Lang D Andrew Lindgren G Sam Valerius F 2018-19 Jake Dittel D Brady Heppner F Andrew Lindgren G Kyle Wagner F 2019-20 Jake Dittel D Brady Heppner F Jack Johnson F

Andrew Lindgren G Auggie Moore F Kyle Wagner F 2021-22 Mac Berglove G Lewis Crosby F Auggie Moore F Jack Olsen D Peter Tabor D

#Co-MIAC Player of the Year *MIAC Player of the Year

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

1983 Steve Stenbeck D (first team)

2000 Steve Aldrich F (third team)

2002 Shawn Knorr F (third team)

2003 Rick Gregory G (second team)

2005 Adam Hanna G (third team)

2006 Adam Hanna G (first team)

2007 Tom Hartman D (second team)

2016 Daniel Tripicchio D (third team)

2017 Daniel Tripicchio D (second team)

HOCKEY ALL-AMERICANS

1977-78 Bob Hanson G (NAIA) 1978-79 Bob Hanson G (NAIA) Dick Gunderson D (AHCA) 1981-82 Pat Conlin F (NAIA) 1986-87 Andy Clark D (AHCA second team) 1997-98 Tryg Sarsland D (AHCA first team)

Matt Erredge F (AHCA second team) 1998-99 Matt Erredge F (AHCA second team) 2001-02 Mike Possin F (AHCA first team) 2002-03 Rick Gregory G (AHCA second team)

Ryan Langenbrunner F (AHCA second team) 2003-04 Scott Bjorklund F (AHCA first team)

Darryl Smoleroff D (AHCA first team)

Adam Hanna G (AHCA second team)

Adam Holmgren D (AHCA second team)

Kevin Willey F (AHCA second team)

2004-05 Adam Hanna G (AHCA first team)

Darryl Smoleroff D (AHCA first team)

Scott Bjorklund F (AHCA second team)

2005-06 Adam Hanna G (AHCA first team)

Scott Bjorklund F (AHCA second team)

Darryl Smoleroff D (AHCA second team)

2012-13 Saxton Soley G (AHCA second team)

2021-22 Mac Berglove G (AHCA second team)

Mac Berglove

ASSISTANT COACHES

CORY THORSON

Thorson is in his seventh season as an assistant coach for SJU in 2022-23. He served as an SJU assistant coach for two seasons from 2015-17 before he left to take over as head coach and general manager of the NA3HL’s Billings Bulls in June 2017. A 2014 graduate of St. Cloud State University, Thorson played four seasons of NCAA Division I hockey with the Huskies and scored 57 points (28g/29a) in 131 games. He was a member of the NCAA Midwest Regional All-Tournament team as the Huskies reached the NCAA Frozen Four in 2013. Thorson totaled 110 points (57g/53a) in 129 games over two seasons with the Owatonna Express of the North American Hockey League before enrolling at SCSU. He was a nominee for the NAHL Player of the Year award in 2010.

CHAD HOMMERDING

Hommerding is in his eighth season with the Johnnies in 2022-23. He returned to the Johnnies’ bench in 2017-18 after assisting for two seasons from 2011-13. A hockey coach since 1992, Hommerding coached St. Cloud Tech High School to two conference titles from 1998-2009 and recently served as an assistant coach for the Great Plains Upper Midwest High School Elite League team from 2009-11. The team won its league playoffs in 2010. He coached youth hockey from 1992-97 and served as an assistant at Tech during the 1997-98 season before taking over as head coach the following year.

KEVIN ZIEGLER

Ziegler is in his tenth year as the Johnnies’ strength and conditioning coach in 2022-23. He has spent over 20 years working with the top NHL players as well as college, high school, and youth athletes. Ziegler, who is a former strength and conditioning coach for the NHL’s Phoenix Coyotes and Tampa Bay Lightning, most recently worked with the USHL’s Sioux Falls Stampede. A native of Minneapolis, Ziegler earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education and physiology from Iowa State.

COACHING RECORDS

HEAD COACH FIRST LAST SEASONS GAMES WIN LOSS TIE PCT.

Fr. Damian Baker 1932 1936 4 31 12 18 1 .403

Jim Alexander 1936 1937 1 6 1 5 0 .167

Chuck Hinz 1937 1939 2 17 5 10 2 .353

Vernon McGree 1939 1941 2 18 7 10 1 .417

Eugene McCarthy 1941 1942 1 7 1 6 0 .143

Don Norman 1946 1947 1 13 8 5 0 .615

Lawrence “Mick” McNeely 1947 1949 2 21 8 13 0 .381

George Hickner 1949 1950 1 11 8 2 1 .773

Lloyd “Bud” Perron 1950 1951 1 11 8 3 0 .727

Bob Boeser 1951 1952 1 9 6 3 0 .667

Ted Meysembourg 1952 1954 2 22 6 16 0 .273

John Gagliardi 1954 1959 5 68 42 25 1 .625

Fr. Fintan Bromenshenkel 1959 1962 3 49 23 26 0 .469

Capt. William Snead 1962 1965 3 44 19 24 1 .443

Gaston Rheaume 1965 1972 7 130 51 76 3 .404

John Ludwig 1972 1974 2 42 11 30 1 .274

Dave Igo 1974 1977 3 71 26 45 0 .366

Jerry Haugen 1977 1981 4 107 40 64 3 .388

Denny Hartman 1981 1988 7 186 66 118 2 .360

Todd Delveaux 1988 1993 5 126 58 64 4 .476

John Harrington 1993 2008 15 414 241 142 31 .620

Doug Schueller 2008 14 348 167 140 41 .539

TOTAL 86 1751 813 845 92 .491

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

In addition to the beautiful sights of Collegeville, the Saint John’s University hockey program also takes in the wonders of the world on an international trip every 3-4 years. The travel party consists of coaches, student-athletes, family and friends.

Most Recent International Trips December 2013: Germany / Italy May 2018: Japan May 2023: Australia

Japan

Germany

Sydney, Australia

UPCOMING - MAY 2023

SID WATSON AWARD

HIGHLIGHTS FROM ADAM HANNA’S CAREER:

• 2006 NCAA Skills Challenge Participant at Division I Frozen Four in Milwaukee, Wis.

• 2006 & 2005 All-America First Team

• 2006 Academic All-America with a 3.69 GPA

• 2006, 2005 & 2004 All-MIAC

• 2005-06 & 2004-05 USCHO.com Preseason All-American First Team

• 2005 MIAC Player of the Year

• 2004 All-America Second Team

• 291-minute shutout streak from Feb.20-March 7, 2004

ADAM HANNA – 2006 RECIPIENT SID WATSON MEMORIAL AWARD

A native of Owatonna, Adam Hanna was in the words of John Harrington, “the backbone of three MIAC championships.” Hanna rewrote the record books at Saint John’s holding the career and single-season records for wins, goals against average, save percentage and shutouts. Hanna had stunning career numbers for the Johnnies with a 1.77 goals-against average and a .927 save percentage posting a 51-135 career record. In addition to his prowess between the pipes, Hanna was a member of Saint John’s MIAC champion and nationally ranked golf team.

ABOUT THE SID WATSON MEMORIAL AWARD

The Sid Watson Award is the American Hockey Coaches Association’s (AHCA) highest honor for a Division III male hockey player.

Named in honor of the longtime Bowdoin College coach and administrator, Sid Watson, who was a multi-sport star at Northeastern University and played in the National Football League from 1955 to 1958 before becoming athletic director and head ice hockey coach at Bowdoin. He won 326 games from 1959 to 1983 as head coach.

The honor was bestowed on Watson as a result of a vote of Division III men’s head coaches following the 2004 AHCA Convention.

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JOHNNIES AT HOCKEY DAY MN

HOCKEY DAY MINNESOTA

“I have been trying to get involved with the Hockey Day Minnesota festivities for years and I am very excited that we will be part of the event this year,” said SJU head coach Doug Schueller, a graduate of White Bear Lake High School. “This will be a great event for not only SJU and Augsburg, but also to promote and bring awareness to MIAC hockey. We want to show the state of hockey that the MIAC and NCAA Division III hockey is entertaining and a great option for hockey fans around the state. I expect we will have a great atmosphere and it should be a very good hockey game.”

The game will be the first MIAC contest to be held as part of Hockey Day Minnesota since the event was established by the Minnesota Wild and Bally Sports North in 2007 and the second NCAA Division III game to be contested in the event’s history. St. Thomas tied Wisconsin-Stout 1-1 at Xcel Energy Center as part of the 2017 event.

January 27 vs Augsburg at Hockey Day Minnesota

The Johnnies are 44-39-2 against the Auggies since the 1986-87 season: 19-15-2 in St. Cloud, 19-22 in Minneapolis and 7-3 at a neutral site.

SJU is 7-9-1 in the last 17 meetings and the two teams have split their MIAC series each of the past three seasons.

The two teams will complete their MIAC series at 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28 , at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center in St. Cloud.

POLAR LAKES PARK

Site selection took the founding committee members and representatives of the MN Wild and Bally Sports North to four locations before landing on Polar Lakes Park in the spring of 2020. White Bear’s strong hockey tradition, history and passion dating back to 1912 served as inspiration to bring Hockey Day MN to the community. At last, the time has arrived.

Net proceeds will benefit the White Bear community and youth hockey.

“I am very excited that we will be part of the event this year”

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PRESENTS STUDENT FUND

Octavius Wilson Jr. has thrived at Saint John’s University.

Not only has the senior linebacker from Hill-Murray High School played a key role in the Johnnies’ defensive rotation, but he’s also served on the program’s leadership council and as a representative on the SJU Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

This past summer, he completed an internship in the financial department at Microsoft at the company’s corporate headquarters in Redmond, Washington.

But he said none of that would have been possible were it not for the assistance that scholarships provide.

“All of my tuition expenses rest with me, so scholarships were the main thing I had to consider when I was looking at school where I could continue my education,” said Wilson, an economics major who has received the Fran and Julia Ladner Family Endowed Scholarship, the Joyce and William Sexton Scholarship, the Joseph Friedrich Scholarship and a Dean’s Scholarship.

He’s also received Securian Foundation and Eddie Phillips Scholarships from the Minnesota Private College Council.

“Saint John’s was the top place when it came to offering the kind of scholarship package that made going here realistic and affordable for me,” he continued. “I’m really grateful for that because it helped make this opportunity possible.”

Wilson is not alone. In all, 98 percent of SJU students receive scholarships or financial aid. The SJU Student Fund helps make that happen by providing direct financial support to our students.

When you support the student fund, 100 percent of your gift goes directly toward student scholarships. Those who give receive recognition in the annual Honor Roll of Donors and a receipt stating their gift is tax deductible. They also gain the confidence of knowing their gift had a direct impact in allowing Wilson and so many others to experience all that SJU has to offer.

Please consider giving, either by visiting the student fund page in the SJU Alumni section of the CSB+SJU website or by calling 320-363-2591 or 1-800-653-7303.

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Email: johnemail@csbsju.edu

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The Bear AM 660, FM 95.7 Wide Reach In Minnesota & Neighboring States

The flagship station of Johnnie athletics, The Bear, Minnesota’s sports station, has a large primary and secondary bandwidth that reaches the northern part of the state.

We have always focused on the technical aspects of our stations. The Bear signal covers almost 10 to 15 times the area of any other AM station which covers sports in the market. The Bear will allow Saint John’s athletics to reach listeners that never had an opportunity to hear the games live on the radio.

“We take pride in having The Bear being the voice of Saint John’s athletics,” said Gary Hoppe, operations manger of Tri-County Broadcasting. Tri-County Broadcasting of Sauk Rapids, Minn., is the official radio partner of Saint John’s Johnnie athletics.

Tri-County Broadcasting of Sauk Rapids, Minn., is the official radio partner of Saint John’s Johnnie athletics.

The partnership, which started in 200607 and runs through 2024-25, is a oneof-a-kind agreement in NCAA Division III athletics that involves the Johnnie football, basketball and hockey teams.

“We believe the alignment of Saint John’s athletics with The Bear, Minnesota’s Sports Station, is a match made in heaven,” said Herb Hoppe, president and general manager of Tri-County Broadcasting.

“Saint John’s has an unrivaled tradition in small college athletics,” Hoppe said. “We are thrilled to carry Johnnie football, basketball and hockey games on The Bear for the next five years, and hopefully long into the future.” “The bandwidth of The Bear not only helps us reach our great fans in central and northern Minnesota, it also helps us recruit players like Brady Heppner (Crookston, Minn.), Ryan Kero (Hermantown, Minn.) and Brady Dahl (Rochester, Minn.),” SJU hockey coach Doug Schueller said. “This great partnership helps us reach family, friends, prospects, and fans of Saint John’s hockey.”

season, over 20 Saint John’s hockey games and potential playoff games will be broadcast on The Bear.

2022 SCHEDULE

Oct. 29 at UW-River Falls

Hunt Arena - River Falls, Wis. 7:05 p.m. Nov. 4 at UW- Eau Claire

Hobbs Ice Center - Eau Claire, Wis. 7 p.m. Nov. 5 at Northland

Bay Area Civic Center - Ashland, Wis. 3 p.m. Nov. 10 Concordia

Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 7 p.m. Nov. 12 at Concordia

Moorhead Ice Arena - Moorhead 7 p.m. Nov. 18 St. Scholastica

Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 7 p.m. Nov. 19 at St. Scholastica

Mars Lakeview Arena - Duluth 7 p.m.

Nov. 25 at Milwaukee School of Engineering Kern Center - Milwaukee, Wis. 7 p.m. Nov. 26 at Milwaukee School of Engineering Kern Center - Milwaukee, Wis. 2 p.m.

Dec. 1 Bethel

Super Rink - Blaine 7 p.m.

Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 7 p.m. Dec. 2 at Bethel

Dec. 9 Concordia

Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 7 p.m. Dec. 10 vs Lawrence Rosemount Ice Arena - Rosemount 7:30 p.m

Jan. 6 Gustavus Adolphus

Jan. 13 UW-Stout

Don Roberts Ice Rink - St. Peter 7 p.m.

Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 7 p.m. Jan. 7 at Gustavus Adolphus

Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 3 p.m.

Jan. 14 vs UW-Stevens Point Bernicks Arena - Sartell 7 p.m.

Jan. 19 Hamline

Jan. 21 at Hamline

Jan 27 vs Augsburg

Jan 28 Augsburg

Feb. 2 Saint Mary’s

Feb. 4 at Saint Mary’s

Feb. 10 St. Olaf

Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 7 p.m.

Tria Rink at Treasure Island Center - St. Paul 7 p.m.

Polar Lakes Park - White Bear Township 5:45 p.m.

Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 7 p.m.

Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 2 p.m.

SMU Ice Arena - Winona 7 p.m.

Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 7 p.m.

Feb. 11 at St. Olaf St. Olaf Ice Arena - Northfield 7 p.m.

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