Postgame Notes: Michigan 3, Wisconsin 2

Nov. 28, 2009

Series Notes

• With tonight's win, Michigan advanced to 11-5-1 and 5-2-0 at home against Wisconsin in the College Hockey Showcase. U-M has now won three of the last four overall games between the two schools in the CHS.

• The Wolverines improved to 20-13-1 in College Hockey Showcase play. Michigan has the most wins (20) and best winning percentage (.603) in the 17 years of the tournament.

• U-M improved its all-time record against Wisconsin to 63-52-7.

• With wins over Minnesota and Wisconsin this weekend, the Maize and Blue swept the College Hockey Showcase for the sixth time in program history.

Team Notables

• Tonight's 3-2 win stretches the Maize and Blue's winning streak to a season-high three games.

• Michigan's penalty kill ranked third in the country with a 90.5% success rate entering Saturday's game. U-M killed all four of its penalties, recording its second perfect game of the weekend (11-for-11) and ninth this season.

• The Wolverines have recorded a power-play goal in a season-best four consecutive games. Matt Rust scored his first power-play goal of the season tonight.

Streaks and Peak

• Junior goaltender Bryan Hogan's career-best shutout streak reached 134:30 before UW scored at 10:08 of the second period tonight. Hogan's shutout run stretched from Nov. 21 vs. Bowling Green, through a shutout of Minnesota on Nov. 27 and into tonight's win over Wisconsin.

• Hogan also stopped a career-high 39 shots in the win, while facing 41 shots for the second time in his career.

• With a helper tonight, junior left wing Carl Hagelin advanced his point streak to three games (3-1-4), tying a season high.

• Hagelin took over the team lead in points with two goals and one assist this weekend to give him 7-5-12 totals. His seven goals also lead the team.

• Junior center Louie Caporusso improved his point streak to a season-best four contests (3-3-6).

• Sophomore left wing David Wohlberg boosted his point streak to four games (1-4-5) after assisting on the game-winner. Wolhberg now has a 2-5-7 line in the last seven outings. His seven assists lead the team.

Player Notables

• Sophomore center Luke Glendening scored his first career shorthanded goal.

• Caporusso's game-winner was his first of the season and the 10th of his career.

• After going without a point in the last four games before this weekend, senior defenseman Steve Kampfer recorded his third assist of the weekend.

• Freshman right wing A.J. Treais notched his first career assist, providing the primary feed on Caporusso's game-winner.

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