Statistics WCHA 1985-1986

Year: Stage: Position:

Nationality:

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Greg Poss	F	University of Wisconsin–Madison	3	0	0	0	0
2.	Rob Pallin	LW	University of Minnesota-Duluth	19	0	1	1	8
3.	Antonio Armando Savarin	D	Northern Michigan University	31	0	7	7	24
4.	David Hardie	D	Colorado College	36	0	13	13	40
5.	Scott Campbell	D	Colorado College	40	0	18	18	30
6.	Brian Hannon	C	Michigan Tech	4	1	1	2	2
7.	Michael De Angelis	RD	University of Minnesota	34	1	4	5	10
8.	Guy Gosselin	D	University of Minnesota	39	2	16	18	53
9.	Derek Mayer	D	University of Denver	44	2	7	9	42
10.	Scott White	D	Michigan Tech	40	3	15	18	56
11.	Paul Stanton	RD	University of Wisconsin–Madison	34	4	6	10	14
12.	Kenneth Filbey	LW	Colorado College	20	5	7	12	34
13.	Darryl Olsen	D	Northern Michigan University	37	5	20	25	46
14.	Guy Gadowsky	RW	Colorado College	38	5	7	12	6
15.	Todd Richards	D	University of Minnesota	38	6	23	29	38
16.	Paul Broten	RW	University of Minnesota	38	6	16	22	24
17.	Tom Chorske	LW	University of Minnesota	39	6	4	10	16
18.	Dave Randall	D	Northern Michigan University	39	6	21	27	52
19.	Brad Berry	D	University of North Dakota	40	6	29	35	26
20.	Dave Reierson	D	Michigan Tech	39	7	16	23	51
21.	Scott Sandelin	D	University of North Dakota	40	7	31	38	38
22.	Timothy Thomas	D	University of Wisconsin–Madison	40	10	38	48	112
23.	Tim Bergland	RW	University of Minnesota	48	11	16	27	26
24.	Tom Bissett	RW	Michigan Tech	40	12	21	33	18
25.	Brent Gropp	LW	Colorado College	40	13	26	39	66
26.	Dave Snuggerud	RW	University of Minnesota	42	14	18	32	47
27.	Marty Wiitala	D	University of Wisconsin–Madison	40	15	38	53	20
28.	Paul Ranheim	LW	University of Wisconsin–Madison	31	16	17	33	34
29.	James Johansson	F	University of Wisconsin–Madison	28	18	12	30	42
30.	Jim Johannson	C	University of Wisconsin–Madison	28	18	12	30	42
31.	Robin Doyle	RD	Colorado College	40	18	41	59	73
32.	John Archibald	F	Michigan Tech	37	19	19	38	26
33.	Joseph West	RW	Northern Michigan University	36	20	33	53	111
34.	Ron Chyzowski	C	Northern Michigan University	38	20	19	39	12
35.	Scott Mellanby	RW	University of Wisconsin–Madison	32	21	23	44	89
36.	Sean Toomey	C	University of Minnesota-Duluth	33	23	11	34	10
37.	Tony Granato	LW	University of Wisconsin–Madison	32	25	24	49	36
38.	Steve MacSwain	RW	University of Minnesota	48	26	35	61	61
39.	Scott Richard "Skeeter" Moore	C	University of Minnesota-Duluth	42	28	41	69	52
40.	Wally Chapman	F	University of Minnesota	47	29	29	58	35
41.	Rick Boh	C	Colorado College	40	30	29	59	14
42.	Robert Joyce	LW	University of North Dakota	38	31	28	59	40
43.	Dallas Gaume	C	University of Denver	47	32	67	99	18
44.	Corey Millen	C	University of Minnesota	48	41	42	83	64
45.	Gary Emmons	C	Northern Michigan University	36	45	30	75	34
46.	Brett Hull	RW	University of Minnesota-Duluth	42	52	32	84	46
47.	Randy Oswald	???	Michigan Tech					58
47 items total

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