Postgame Notes: Michigan 6, Lake Superior State 0
3/6/2010 12:00:00 AM | Ice Hockey
March 6, 2010
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CCHA Tournament Notes
• Hosting a series for the 22nd consecutive season, Michigan advanced for the 21st straight season. Its last six series have been sweeps.
• In 10 career CCHA Tournament games, Louie Caporusso has 5-9-14 totals to lead all active Wolverines.
Lake Superior State Series Notes
• Michigan has won 11 straight games against LSSU dating back to Feb. 18, 2007, making it U-M's longest winning streak in series history. All time, U-M leads the series 59-46-6.
• U-M is 28-18-3 against LSSU on home ice. Since the start of the millennium, Michigan is 15-2-0 against LSSU at Yost Ice Arena, including an active seven-game winning streak.
• The Wolverines are 6-7 in CCHA Tournament games against the Lakers.
Team Notes
• Michigan scored three goals in a single period for the 14th and 15th times this season. Six of the 15 three-goal periods came against the Lakers. U-M had a trio of goals in both the first and second periods tonight as well as the third period last night.
• The Wolverines have scored the first goal in 22 of their 39 games this season and are 18-4-0 when doing so.
• Michigan is 16-1-0 when leading after the first period.
• U-M was perfect on the penalty kill (3-of-3) for the 20th time this season. U-M is 16-4-0 in those games.
• The Wolverines have six shutouts this season, which are the most since 2003-04 season when Al Montoya finished with a half-dozen blankings.
• Michigan notched its fourth weekend sweep of the season and its first since taking two games from Western Michigan on Jan. 8-9.
• Carl Hagelin and Louie Caporusso are now tied for the team lead in goals with 16 on the season.
• Louie Caporusso potted the first hat trick for U-M since Dec. 27, 2008, when he had a natural hat trick against Michigan Tech at the Great Lakes Invitational. Tonight was also the first hat trick by a Wolverine at Yost Ice Arena since Chad Kolarik achieved the feat against Nebraska-Omaha on March 14, 2008.
Player Notes
• Caporusso has three career hat tricks, but tonight was his first accomplished on home ice. His other two hat tricks came during the 2008-09 season and were both natural, while tonight's was interrupted by Jeff Rohrkemper's tally.
• Louie Caporusso's hat trick moved his point streak to three games (5-2-7). He has put up a total of 14 points (9-5-14) in the past nine games.
• Jeff Rohrkemper's first-period tally was the first goal and point of his career. The freshman has played in 13 games.
• David Wohlberg kept his point streak alive with an assist in the second period. He has four points (2-2-4) in three games.
• Carl Hagelin's two goals tie a career high for the third time this season and fifth time in his career.
• Shawn Hunwick set a career high with 28 saves and recorded his first career shutout.
• Steve Kampfer tied his career high for plus/minus rating with a +6.
