Postgame Notes: #4 Michigan 3, Niagara 2
10/22/2009 12:00:00 AM | Ice Hockey
Oct. 22, 2009
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Series Notes
• Michigan holds the all-time lead against Niagara, 6-1-0. U-M also leads when playing at Yost, 4-1-0.
Team Notables
• Under head coach Red Berenson, Michigan improves to 22-1-3 in home openers at Yost Ice Arena.
Streaks and Peaks
• Five players have had points in back-to-back games: junior defenseman Chad Langlais (0-3-3), junior left wing Carl Hagelin (2-1-3), senior left wing Brian Lebler (1-1-2), junior center Matt Rust (1-3-4), and sophomore right wing Robbie Czarnik (1-2-3).
Special Teams
• The Wolverine penalty kill has been perfect this season, holding its opponents to 0-for-13. NU was 0-for-4 tonight.
Player Notables
• Freshman left wing Jeff Rohrkemper made his career debut. He played on Michigan's fourth line.
• Freshman center A.J. Treais notched his first career goal as a Wolverine. He scored the game's first goal on the power play 1:47 into the first period.
• Junior center Matt Rust celebrated his silver anniversary with the 25th assist of his career. He has three assists in the last two games.
• Junior left wing Carl Hagelin scored once tonight and once last game against Alaska Anchorage, giving him two goals in as many games.
• Right wing Robbie Czarnik had a goal and an assist for his fourth career multi-point game. His goal was his second career gamewinner.
• Junior defenseman Chad Langlais tallied his 40th career assist tonight.
• Bryan Hogan improved to 1-2-0 for his career when making 30-plus saves. He posted 32 stops tonight.
