Men's Ice Hockey
Post-Game Notes: Bemidji State 5, Ferris State 2

DATE: Oct. 22, 2004

Series Updates
• BSU improved to 2-3-0 all-time against Ferris State, with back-to-back wins in the series.
• BSU improved to 2-9-1 in 12 games against the Central Collegiate Hockey Association since making the jump to Division I in 1999. Both wins have come against Ferris State.

BSU Team Notes
• Tonight’s win was the 850th in the history of the BSU program. BSU improves to 850-385-69 (.678) in 49 years of competition.
• BSU improved to 36-9-2 all-time in season openers and 3-2-1 in season openers in its Division I era (since 1999).
...won a season opener for the first time since 2001 (7-6 vs Minnestoa State).
• BSU snapped an eight-game winless streak in games played in the month of October. BSU’s last win in October came on Oct. 27, 2001 vs Connecticut (W, 2-0).
• BSU scored three goals in a span of 3:14 in the second (2:05, 4:17, 5:19). It is the sixth-fastest three-goal outburst in BSU’s Division I era
• BSU scored four second-period goals, its most in a single period since March 13, 2004 against Findlay in the CHA Tournament semifinals. BSU scored four goals in the first period of that game.
• BSU scored three power-play goals in the second period. It is BSU’s first period with three or more power-play goals since Feb. 1, 2002 against Niagara; BSU scored three in the second period of a 7-4 victory.
• BSU out-shot Ferris State, 28-21, tonight. BSU has not been out-shot on its home ice since Dec. 7, 2002 (23 consecutive games).
• BSU’s fourth line of Shane Holman, Matt Pope and Blaine Jarvis scored 2-2=4 points. It is the most points produced by a BSU fourth line since Jan. 31, 2004 against Findlay, when the fourth line of Bill Methven, Jared Hanowski and Rob Sirianni had 2-3=5 points.

BSU Head Coach Tom Serratore
• Serratore improved his career record to 48-45-16 in 109 games at Bemidji State
• Improved to 2-2-0 in season opening games as BSU’s head coach
• Improved to 2-3-0 as BSU’s head coach against teams from the Central Collegiate Hockey Association

Player Notes
• True freshmen Blaine Jarvis and Matt Pope each had a goal and an assist in tonight’s victory. They...
...are the first true freshmen to record a multi-point game in BSU’s season opener since 1999-2000 (Mike Perpich, 0-2=2 and Jeff McGill, 0-2=2 vs Army).
...become just the third and fourth freshmen in BSU’s Division I era to record a multi-point game in the season opener.

• Blaine Jarvis (Fr., F, Salmon Arm, B.C.) was a late addition to the BSU lineup; was added in place of injured Lou Garritan .
...recorded his first career multi-point game
...scored his first career assist on Matt Pope’s goal at 4:17 of the second period; scored his first career goal at 5:21 of the third period

• Matt Pope (Fr., C, Langley, B.C.) scored his first career goal at 4:17 of the second period (even strength).
...scored his first career assist on Blaine Jarvis’s goal at 5:21 of the third period.

•Brendan Cook (Sr., W, Reston, Manitoba) recorded his 13th career multi-point game (1-1=2 points).
...scored his 36th career goal and 13th career power-play goal at 12:02 of the second period. Cook now stands just 11 goals shy of Marty Goulet’s BSU Division I-era career record of 47.
...scored his 28th career assist on Andrew Murray’s goal at 5:19 of the second period.

• Peter Jonsson (Sr., D, Astorp, Sweden) recorded his 29th career assist on Murray’s goal at 5:19 of the second. It was his 34th career point, moving him into a tie for 50th place on BSU’s career scoring list for defensemen.

• Andrew Murray (Sr., C, Selkirk, Manitoba) recorded his 17th career multi-point game (1-1=2 points). Murray now stands just 21 points from Marty Goulet’s BSU career Division I-era record for point scoring (100).
...tied Ferris State’s entire lineup for shots on goal in the first period (5).
...scored his 31st career goal and 12th career power-play goal at 5:19 of the second period.
...scored his 48th career assist on Brendan Cook’s power-play goal at 12:02 of the second period.
...scored his fifth career game-winning goal.

• Rob Sirianni (So, W, Edmonton, Alberta) scored his ninth career goal and second career power-play goal at 2:05 of the second period.

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