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Bismarck, N.D.
USHL-Topeka
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Quickly: Was ranked 30th amongst North American goaltenders in the final NHL Central Scouting rankings before the 2002 NHL Draft.

2003-04 (Fr):

2003-04 Honors: Oct. 2003 Commissioner’s Choice Rookie of the Month finalist... 1/11/2004 CHA Defensive Player of the Week... 2/23/2004 CHA Rookie of the Week.

Records Set in 2003-04:
• BSU Division I-era record (for goaltenders) two assists
• Tied BSU Division I-era record for career assists by a goaltender (2)

Quickly: Only freshman goaltender in BSU’s Division I era to win consecutive road starts (12/13 at Ala.-Huntsville; 1/10 at Niagara; 1/24 at Wayne State)... First BSU freshman goalie to win consecutive road starts since 1996-97; Adam Pavlatos won four consecutive road starts that season... Earned the decision in all three BSU ties this season... Undefeated (6-0-1) in seven starts vs College Hockey America foes... Sedevie’s six wins were second-most by a freshman goaltender in BSU’s Division I era; Bob Tallarico went 7-11-0 as a freshman in BSU’s inaugural 1999-2000 Division I season... Scored two assists, most by a BSU goaltender since Neil Cooper (2, 1996-97)... 6-1-1 in last eight starts.

Assembled a three-start road winning streak from 12/13 at Ala.-Huntsville to 1/24 at Wayne State; his win in Huntsville snapped an eight-game BSU road losing streak in that series; his win at Niagara (1/10) was BSU’s first-ever road win in that series; win at Wayne State (1/24) helped BSU complete a four-game season sweep in that series; 6 GA, 56 saves in those three victories.

Made collegiate debut as replacement goaltender vs Clarkson (10/18); replaced Dannie Morgan in pre-arranged move to have each goaltender play half the game; saved all 17 shots faced to earn the tie for first collegiate decision... Made first career start vs Minnesota State (10/25); saved 24 of 26 shots faced (.923) in complete-game overtime draw.
Allowed just three goals, saved BSU season-high 33 shots in loss at Minn.-Duluth (11/15) in just second career start; held Bulldogs scoreless for final 34:38 of game as BSU made a comeback; UMD 0-for-4 on power-play... Suffered second consecutive one-goal loss at Merrimack (11/23); saved 14 of 17 shots in 60:30.

Saved 18 of 21 shots faced in 59:45 of work to earn first collegiate victory at Ala.-Huntsville (12/13); win snapped eight-game BSU losing streak at Huntsville.

• CHA Defensive Player of the Week for performance at Niagara (1/9-10); 2.25 GAA/.915 save percentage for the weekend; took loss in relief in Game 1, playing 46:51 after starter Grady Hunt was chased just 11 minutes into the game; complete-game win in Game 2 with 17 saves, was BSU’s first-ever road win at Niagara.
Started Game 2 at Wayne State (1/24), allowed just one goal against 23 saves to help BSU complete a four-game regular-season sweep of the Warriors; saved all 16 shots faced after first intermission and picked up his third win in his last three road starts... Picked up his fourth win in four starts with a 5-3 win over Findlay (1/31); saved 22 of 25 shots faced, allowed just one goal in game’s final 50:24... Improved to 4-0-0 in four starts against league opponents, ran winning streak to four consecutive starts.

Saved 37 of 42 shots faced, both season-highs by a BSU goaltender, at No. 5 Minnesota (2/7); allowed just one even-strength goal in first two periods of play; put on a goaltending highlight show in the second period making numerous spectacular saves to keep BSU in the game... Made a kick-save with his skate straight in the air while laying on the ice which FOX SportsNet commentator and former Minnesota head coach Doug Woog said may have been “the most spectacular save ever at Mariucci Arena...” Allowed more than three goals in an appearance for the first time in his career and saw a four-start winning streak come to an end... Did not play in St. Cloud State series (2/13-14) after taking a knee in the forehead late in Game 2 of Minnesota series (2/7); first series since Wayne State (12/5-6) without an appearance.

• CHA Rookie of the Week after posting a win and a tie in Ala.-Huntsville series (2/20-21); improved to 5-0-1 in six starts against CHA foes; first series this season starting both games; allowed just one even-strength goal for the weekend; saved 27 of 30 shots faced in Game 1 draw (2/20); 14 saves, two goals allowed in Game 2 win (2/21); 2-0-1 in three starts against Ala.-Huntsville this year.

Started at Air Force (2/27) and earned the win, but was lifted after allowing fourth goal in 45:50, most goals allowed to a CHA foe this year; saved 21 of 25 shots faced, improved to 6-1-1 against CHA.

Prior to BSU: One of three Topeka Scarecrows players from 2002-03 on the BSU roster this year (Luke Erickson, Ryan Miller)... Named Goalie’s World Magazine/USHL Goaltender of the Month for Dec. 2002; 6-2 record for the month with a .928 save percentage and 1.88 GAA... Was leading the USHL with 22 wins in goal before suffering a season-ending neck injury against Lincoln, Feb. 11, 2003... 22-10-3 record in 36 starts for Topeka with a 2.62 goals-against average and a .896 save percentage... Three of 10 losses came in overtime... Also had two assists.

Spent 2001-02 season with Sioux Falls Stampede... AWHL Rookie of the Year and Goaltender of the Year for Billings Bulls in 2000-01.

Personal: Layne Darnel Joseph Sedevie... Born April 8, 1983... Son of Patrick and Junette Sedevie... Undecided on a major.