Postgame Notes: Michigan 4, Bowling Green 0
2/9/2010 12:00:00 AM | Ice Hockey
Feb. 9, 2010
Series Notes
• The Wolverines hold the all-time series lead against the Falcons at 75-34-3.
• Michigan's win tonight snapped the two-game home losing streak to Bowling Green. U-M is 42-16-0 in Ann Arbor.
• The Maize and Blue held Bowling Green to 21 or fewer shots in each of the four meetings this season.
Streaks and Peaks
• Michigan advances to 15-2-0 this season when scoring the first goal.
• Carl Hagelin earned an assist to improve his point streak to five games (1-5-6).
Player Notables
• With two goals in the contest, Louie Caporusso recorded his first multi-goal game since Feb. 6, 2009. He has eight multi-goal games in his career.
• Brian Lebler notched his 10th goal and 17th point of the season, setting career highs for both categories. Lebler has eight goals and four assists in the last 14 games.
• Chris Brown posted the eighth multi-point game of his career, and just his second multi-assist game.
• David Wohlberg earned his third multi-point game of the season with two assists. He has 3-7-10 totals over his last dozen games.
• Stopping all 21 shots that came his way, Bryan Hogan earned his career-best fourth shutout of the season, and his seventh career blanking.
Team Notables
• Head coach Red Berenson garnered his 690th career win, moving him to sixth place on NCAA hockey all-time wins list. He surpasses Len Ceglarski, former coach of Clarkson and Boston College.
• Michigan scored three goals in a period for the 11th time this season. U-M potted three goals in the final period of play.
• Michigan fired 40 shots on goal for the fifth time this season.
• U-M stopped all six Bowling Green power plays for its 16th perfect PK game of the season. Michigan is 12-4-0 in those contests.
