MLX PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
February 8th, 2011
February 8th, 2011
Goaltenderof the week:
Ryan Rondeau, Yale - (Senior, Goaltender - Carvel, Alberta)
2 GP, 2-0-2, 1 SO, 1.00 GAA; Rondeau stopped 59 of 61 shots in a pair of Bulldodogs’ wins
including a shutout by stopping 34 shots against an old rival, Harvard that ended his team's two-
game skid Friday. He followed-up performance making 25 saves against Dartmouth enabling the
weekend conference sweep. Rondeau’s record sits at 18-3-0 and boasts a goals-against
average of 1.92.
including a shutout by stopping 34 shots against an old rival, Harvard that ended his team's two-
game skid Friday. He followed-up performance making 25 saves against Dartmouth enabling the
weekend conference sweep. Rondeau’s record sits at 18-3-0 and boasts a goals-against
average of 1.92.
Player of the week:
Joe Devin, Cornell - (Senior, Forward - Scituate, Massachusetts)
2 GP, 3-2--5, +2, PPG, GWG, 4 PIM; Devin had a strong weekend, leading the Big Red to a
four-point weekend with a sweep over Clarkson and St. Lawrence. Devin led the Big Red with
three goals and two assists for five points in the two contests. On Friday against Clarkson, he
had a goal and two assists, with his goal standing as the game-winner. Saturday night, he potted
a pair of tallies - including the tying goal with 14.8 seconds left in regulation - to help the Big Red
rally for the 4-3 overtime win against the Saints.
four-point weekend with a sweep over Clarkson and St. Lawrence. Devin led the Big Red with
three goals and two assists for five points in the two contests. On Friday against Clarkson, he
had a goal and two assists, with his goal standing as the game-winner. Saturday night, he potted
a pair of tallies - including the tying goal with 14.8 seconds left in regulation - to help the Big Red
rally for the 4-3 overtime win against the Saints.
Rookie of the week:
Brock Higgs, Rensselaer - (Freshman, Forward - Kingston, Ontario)
2 GP, 1-1--2, +1; Higgs netted one goal in the Engineers’ 3-3 overtime tie at TD Bank Sports
Center versus Quinnipiac in league action Friday evening. His goal was his sixth of the season.
On the following afternoon at Princeton’s Hobey Baker Memorial Rink, Higgs assisted on
Rensselaer’s power-play game-winning goal at the 19:26 mark of the second period. On the
season the freshman forward now has scored six goals and added 12 assists for a total of 18
points, ranking fourth on RPI.
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Center versus Quinnipiac in league action Friday evening. His goal was his sixth of the season.
On the following afternoon at Princeton’s Hobey Baker Memorial Rink, Higgs assisted on
Rensselaer’s power-play game-winning goal at the 19:26 mark of the second period. On the
season the freshman forward now has scored six goals and added 12 assists for a total of 18
points, ranking fourth on RPI.
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MLX & ECAC
MLX Skates is a proud partner of the Eastern College Athletic Conference for the 2010-11 hockey season. Every week, MLX and the
ECAC will announce the following men’s and women’s awards:
MLX Skates Player of the Week
MLX Skates Goaltender of the Week
MLX Skates Rookie of the Week
The ECAC is one of the six NCAA Division I hockey conferences consisting of over 300 schools. The ECAC is home to twelve of these
schools including two-time men’s national champion Cornell University, men and women’s national champions Harvard University, and two-
time men’s national champion Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The winner of the Cleary Cup, given to the regular season league
champion and named for former Harvard coach and player Bill Cleary, is given an automatic bid into the NCAA hockey tournament, also
known as the Frozen Four.
MLX Skates, a new brand of high performance hockey skates designed by former Olympic speed skater Dave Cruikshank, is very excited
to bring their brand to the collegiate level. MLX Skates are revolutionizing the hockey skate. Born from the boot of a speed skater, MLX
Skates are made from aircraft grade composites which not only provide the most protection but also mold to the foot of the skater, similar
to a speed skate. They also feature an easily adjustable blade that allows the player to set their blade to fit their skating style. With MLX,
any skater can get the most from each stride with an easy adjustment to the same skate.
You can learn more about these awards and the award winners at either the ECAC homepage or at the MLX Skates Blog.
ECAC will announce the following men’s and women’s awards:
MLX Skates Player of the Week
MLX Skates Goaltender of the Week
MLX Skates Rookie of the Week
The ECAC is one of the six NCAA Division I hockey conferences consisting of over 300 schools. The ECAC is home to twelve of these
schools including two-time men’s national champion Cornell University, men and women’s national champions Harvard University, and two-
time men’s national champion Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The winner of the Cleary Cup, given to the regular season league
champion and named for former Harvard coach and player Bill Cleary, is given an automatic bid into the NCAA hockey tournament, also
known as the Frozen Four.
MLX Skates, a new brand of high performance hockey skates designed by former Olympic speed skater Dave Cruikshank, is very excited
to bring their brand to the collegiate level. MLX Skates are revolutionizing the hockey skate. Born from the boot of a speed skater, MLX
Skates are made from aircraft grade composites which not only provide the most protection but also mold to the foot of the skater, similar
to a speed skate. They also feature an easily adjustable blade that allows the player to set their blade to fit their skating style. With MLX,
any skater can get the most from each stride with an easy adjustment to the same skate.
You can learn more about these awards and the award winners at either the ECAC homepage or at the MLX Skates Blog.
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source:ecachockey.com
Yale
Union
Rensselaer
Dartmouth
Cornell
Princeton
Quinnipiac
Clarkson
Brown
St. Lawrence
Harvard
Colgate
Union
Rensselaer
Dartmouth
Cornell
Princeton
Quinnipiac
Clarkson
Brown
St. Lawrence
Harvard
Colgate
13-3
12-3-1
10-5-1
9-5-2
9-5-2
9-6-1
6-7-4
6-8-1
5-9-1
4-10-1
3-13
1-13-2
12-3-1
10-5-1
9-5-2
9-5-2
9-6-1
6-7-4
6-8-1
5-9-1
4-10-1
3-13
1-13-2
19-4
20-7-3
18-6-4
13-7-3
11-9-3
14-8-1
13-11-5
12-13-2
7-11-4
8-14-5
4-18
4-22-2
20-7-3
18-6-4
13-7-3
11-9-3
14-8-1
13-11-5
12-13-2
7-11-4
8-14-5
4-18
4-22-2
Schools Conf All
Points # Goals # Assists # +/- #
C Polacek 43
Rensselaer
J Welsh 32
Union
D Carr 30
Union
J Maclellan 30
Union
B Little 29
Yale
Rensselaer
J Welsh 32
Union
D Carr 30
Union
J Maclellan 30
Union
B Little 29
Yale
C Polacek 17
Rensselaer
D Carr 16
Union
G Carey 15
St. Lawrence
J Langlois 15
Quinnipiac
J Welsh 14
Union
Rensselaer
D Carr 16
Union
G Carey 15
St. Lawrence
J Langlois 15
Quinnipiac
J Welsh 14
Union
C Polacek 26
Rensselaer
A Miller 21
Yale
A Calof 19
Princeton
M Bodie 19
Union
N Bailen 19
Rensselaer
Rensselaer
A Miller 21
Yale
A Calof 19
Princeton
M Bodie 19
Union
N Bailen 19
Rensselaer
M Bodie +21
Union
C Polacek +18
Rensselaer
J Martin +18
Yale
B Matheson +18
Yale
N Jaskowiak +16
Yale
Union
C Polacek +18
Rensselaer
J Martin +18
Yale
B Matheson +18
Yale
N Jaskowiak +16
Yale
| BROWN |
| CLARKSON |
| COLGATE |
| CORNELL |
| DARTMOUTH |
| HARVARD |
| PRINCETON |
| QUINNIPIAC |
| RENSSELAER |
| ST. LAWRENCE |
| UNION |
| YALE |
