Elmira CollEgE Soaring EaglESHead Coach: Aaron Saul ’98

Assistant Coaches: Tim Crowley & Kurt Kalweit ’84

No. Name--Class Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown--Previous Team 1 Ryan deMelo ’15 G 6’2” 180 Brampton, ONT -- North York Rangers2 Michael Martin ’18 D 6’1” 195 Dearborn, MI -- Ottawa Jr. Senators3 Rob Simpson ’16 D 5’10” 195 Etobicoke, ONT -- Toronto Lakeshore Patriots4 Liam Burtt ’16 D 5’11” 190 Manotick, ONT -- Ottawa Jr Senators5 Eric Eriksson ’16 D 6’5” 215 Stockholm, Sweden -- New England Huskies6 Brett Mackell ’18 D 6’1” 190 Phoenixville, PA -- South Shore Kings7 Greg Whittle ’16 F 6’3” 205 Owen Sound, ONT -- Toronto Jr Canadians8 Eddie Nolan ’17 D 6’0” 210 Dorchester, MA -- South Shore Kings9 Michael Collins ’16 F 6’3” 205 Victoria, BC -- Dauphin Kings10 Jarryd ten Vaanholt ’16 F 6’2” 210 West Vancouver, BC -- Prince George Spruce Kings11 Carter Shinkaruk ’16 F 5’10” 185 Langley, BC -- Merritt Centennials12 Tyler Theodoulou ’18 F 6’0” 180 Bedford, NH -- Boston Jr. Rangers13 Emil Blomqvist ’18 F 6’5” 210 Lulea, Sweden -- Valley Jr. Warriors14 Brian Depp ’16 F 6’1” 185 Fenton, MI -- Soo Eagles15 Marcus Astesana ’17 F 5’10” 180 Hovas, Sweden -- Aurora Tigers16 Tommy Sumi ’16 F 5’10” 185 Whitby, ONT -- St. Michael’s Buzzers17 Eric David ’15 D 6’2” 210 Dorval, QUE -- Pembroke Lumber Kings18 Alexander Taulien ’17 F 6’4” 218 Crystal Lake, IL -- Traverse City Central19 Jeremy Marginsky ’18 F 6’2” 185 Auburn, NY -- Rochester Jr. Americans20 Mike Walker ’18 F 5’9” 190 Pickering, ONT -- Pickering Panthers21 Rich Berkander ’18 F 6’1” 180 Lerum, Sweden -- Philadelphia Jr. Flyers22 Nick Okada ’18 D 5’9” 175 West Chester, OH -- Helena Bighorns23 Travis Meyer ’17 F 6’1” 190 Corona, CA -- Hawksbury Hawks25 Nick Owen ’17 D 5’11” 185 Methuen, MA -- Hartford Wolfpacks26 Jordan Robertson ’16 F 6’2” 190 Mukilteo, WA -- Rice Memorial27 Andrew Ciampichini ’15 F 5’9” 175 Innisfil, ONT -- Vaughan Vipers30 Sal Magliocco ’17 G 5’10” 185 Roslyn, NY -- New York Apple Core31 Gavin Gretsky ’15 G 5’11” 215 LaFayette, NY -- Corcoran Cougars

Game NotesLast Time Out: Elmira erupted offensively against Fredo-nia State as the Soaring Eagles defeated the Blue Devils, 7-2. Andrew Ciampichini ’15 led the Soaring Eagles offen-sively with two goals and an assist while Sal Magliocco ’17 made 43 saves in net for the Purple and Gold. EC’s seven goals eclipses their previous season-high of four, which had been done three separate times this season.

Special Teams Seal The Win: In the 7-2 win against Fredo-nia State, Elmira went 2-for-5 on the power-play and went 5-of-6 on the penalty kill. To add to the two extra-man goals, EC also scored two shorthanded goals in the victory. This is the first time EC’s special teams have scored four goals since January 12th, 2013 when Elmira scored four power-play goals in a 9-4 win over Morrisville State.

Coach Aaron Saul ’98: With a win over Fredonia State, the sixth-year head coach at Elmira College has upped his career win total to 99, one win away from the 100-win mile-stone. 80 of Coach Saul’s career wins have occurred during his tenure with the Soaring Eagles.

Looking Ahead: Elmira will be back in action tomorrow, December 6th when the EC men take on Wesleyan Univer-sity at the First Area in Elmira, NY at 3:00 p.m.

Day DatE opponEnt timE-rESultNOV. 7 at Neumann* L, 2-3 OT 8 at Manhattanville* T, 1-1 OT 14 utiCa* W, 4-3 21 at Hobart* W, 4-2 22 at Hobart* L, 2-4 29 at Amherst L, 4-5 30 at #6 Babson L, 1-2DEC. 2 at Fredonia W, 7-2 5 nazarEth* 7:00 p.m. 6 WESlEyan 3:00 p.m.JAN. 6 Buffalo StatE 7:00 p.m. 9 at SUNY Geneseo 7:00 p.m. 10 BroCkport StatE 7:00 p.m. 13 at SUNY Potsdam 7:00 p.m. 16 oSWEgo StatE 7:00 p.m. 17 SalvE rEgina 7:00 p.m. 23 manhattanvillE* 7:00 p.m. 24 manhattanvillE* 7:00 p.m. 30 at Nazareth* 7:00 p.m. 31 at Nazareth* 7:00 p.m.FEB. 6 nEumann* 7:00 p.m. 7 nEumann* 7:00 p.m. 13 at Utica* 7:30 p.m. 14 at Utica* 7:30 p.m. 20 hoBart* 7:00 p.m.Home contests are bolded*Denotes ECAC West contest

2014-15 SChEDulE (3-4-1, 2-2-1 ECaC WESt)

nazarEth CollEgE golDEn flyErSHead Coach: George RollAssistant Coach: Phil Rose

No. Name--Class Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown--Previous Team 1 Brandon Lane ’17 G 6’1” 180 Oakville, ONT -- Kanata Stallions2 Geoff Bagnall ’17 D 6’3” 225 Mississauga, ONT -- Orangeville Flyers 3 Tom Missert ’15 F 5’9” 165 Syracuse, NY -- Broome Community College4 Sean de Herder ’16 F 6’1” 175 Mt. Pleasant, SC -- New Jersey Hitmen 5 Matt Conway ’16 D 6’0” 185 Bayville, NY -- Philadelphia Little Flyers 6 Mike Miller ’16 D 6’2” 215 Bloomfield Hills, MI -- Jamestown Ironmen 7 Scott Andler ’16 F 5’9” 180 Marietta, GA -- Atlanta Jr. Knights 8 Julius Tamasy ’15 F 5’10” 180 Brainerd, MN -- Duluth Clydesdales 9 Packy Jones ’16 F 6’1” 205 Skaneateles, NY -- Brooks School 10 Justin LaCorte ’17 F 5’11” 195 Pompton Plains, NJ -- New York Apple Core 11 Tom Mediak ’16 F 5’10” 175 Lancaster, NY -- Nichols School 12 Tom Seravalli ’16 F 5’8” 165 Richboro, PA -- Northwood School 13 Don Olivieri ’16 D 5’11” 195 Philadelphia, PA -- Bismarck Bobcats 14 David Seward ’17 F 6’4” 220 Williamsville, NY -- Buffalo Junior Sabres 15 C.J. Murray ’17 F 6’4” 210 Pittsburgh, PA -- Michigan Warriors 16 Oliver Janzen ’18 F 5’11” 180 Denver, CO -- Rochester Stars 17 Jon-Paul Durso ’16 F 5’10” 190 Fairport, NY -- Brockville Braves 18 Dominik Gabaj ’17 F 5’10” 195 Bratislava, Slovakia -- Monroe Community College19 Ben Blasko ’17 F 5’10” 180 Kingston, ONT -- Brockville Braves 20 Scott Dawson ’16 D 6’3” 225 Ottawa, ONT -- Brockville Braves 21 Matt Manzella ’18 F 5’9” 175 Hopkinton, MA -- Boston Junior Bruins 22 Marco Spisso ’16 F 6’0” 185 Highland Falls, NY -- Bridgton Academy24 Rocky Gruttadauria ’16 F 6’1” 200 Rochester, NY -- Buffalo Junior Sabres 25 Uthman Samaai ’16 F 6’2” 205 Cape Town, South Africa -- Cape Town Storm26 Ryan Walter ’18 D 6’4” 185 Casco, MI -- Brockville Braves 27 John Power ’18 F 5’11” 185 Vernon Hills, IL -- Brockville Braves 28 James Redman ’16 D 6’1” 205 North Haven, CT -- Philadelphia Revolution29 Jordan Demo ’16 G 5’10” 170 Cazenovia, NY -- Capital District Selects39 Marcus Moles ’17 D 6’2” 205 Lake Placid, NY -- Valley Junior Warriors

Game NotesA Look At Nazareth: The Golden Flyers enter the week-end with a 4-4-2 overall record and a 3-1-1 mark inside the ECAC West Conference. Nazareth is coming off a 1-1 overtime tie against SUNY Geneseo. Don Olivieri ’16 and Ben Blasko ’17 lead the Golden Flyers offensively with nine points apiece this season.

Between the Pipes: Ed Zdolshek ’16 has played in all but two games in net this season for Nazareth. In seven apper-ances, he is 4-2-1 and has made 207 saves. Sweeping ECAC West Weekly Awards: On November 24th, Nazareth swept all three major ECAC West Weekly Awards. Ed Zdolshek ’16 was named ECAC West Goalie of the Week, Domink Gabaj ’16 was named the ECAC West Player of the Week, and Oliver Janzen ’18 was tabbed as the ECAC West Rookie of the week.

Series History: Elmira has competed against the Golden Flyers of Nazareth College three times each the past two seasons and has won each matchup against the ECAC West foe. The last time these two teams squared off was Novem-ber 23rd of last season when Elmira won 3-2 at the Murray Athletic Center.

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CollEgE ptS gp rECorD Win % gf ga gp rECorD Win % gf ga Hobart 8 6 4- 2- 0 .667 25 19 8 5- 3- 0 .625 32 25 Neumann 8 6 4- 2- 0 .667 19 15 8 5- 2- 1 .688 25 17 Nazareth 7 5 3- 1- 1 .700 17 13 10 4- 4- 2 .500 27 25 Elmira 5 5 2- 2- 1 .500 13 13 8 3- 4- 1 .438 25 22 Manhattanville 3 5 1- 3- 1 .300 8 16 9 4- 4- 1 .500 19 24 Utica 1 5 0- 4- 1 .100 14 20 9 3- 4- 2 .444 32 30

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DECEmBEr 5th-7th -- DoWntoWn Elmira

Elmira College, the Elmira Jackals, and the City of Elmira have partnered to bring a Home for the Holidays event to Downtown Elmira. The three-day event will be full of hockey at all levels in addition to a number of other activities that will take place on North Main Street outside of the First Arena, including the Elmira tree-lighting ceremony at 5:00 p.m. Saturday evening. Both EC ice hockey teams will play at the First Arena over the course of the weekend with the men taking on Wesleyan University on Saturday at 3:00 p.m. and the women following against SUNY Potsdam on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. Admission to all Elmira College games is free throughout the weekend.