Statistics CCHA 1985-1986

Year: Stage: Position:

Nationality:

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Dan Dorion	C	Western Michigan University Broncos	42	42	62	104	48
2.	Mike Donnelly	LW	Michigan State University	44	59	38	97	65
3.	Stuart Burnie	F	Western Michigan University Broncos	42	43	36	79	78
4.	Jamie Wansbrough	RW	Bowling Green State University	42	33	44	77	28
5.	Wayne Gagne	D	University of Michigan	43	17	59	76	37
6.	Paul Lowden	F	Ferris State University	38	32	40	72	20
7.	Kevin Miller	RW	University of Michigan	45	19	52	71	112
8.	Peter Lowden	F	Ferris State University	37	28	40	68	25
9.	Brad Jones	C	University of Michigan	36	28	39	67	40
10.	Mitch Messier	RW	Michigan State University	38	24	40	64	36
11.	Joe Murphy	RW	Michigan State University	35	24	37	61	50
12.	Richard Joseph Brebant	C	Ohio State University	40	25	35	60	86
13.	Joe Tracey	RW	Ohio State University	42	20	34	54	32
14.	Joe Tracy	RW	Ohio State University	42	20	34	54	32
15.	Brian McKee	D	Bowling Green State University	42	19	33	52	120
16.	Brad McCaughey	C	University of Michigan	32	24	26	50	51
17.	Ralph Vos	F	University of Michigan	39	12	36	48	42
18.	Jeff Norton	D	University of Michigan	37	15	30	45	99
19.	Greg Parks	C	Bowling Green State University	41	16	26	42	43
20.	Brian McReynolds	C	Michigan State University	45	14	24	38	78
21.	Don McSween	D	Michigan State University	45	9	29	38	18
22.	Jim Roque	???	Lake Superior State University	39	14	23	37	12
23.	Todd Brost	C	University of Michigan	38	9	26	35	30
24.	Tom Tilley	D	University of Michigan	42	9	25	34	48
25.	Greg Dornbach	C	University of Miami-Ohio	35	13	18	31	42
26.	Sheldon Gorski	RW	University of Illinois-Chicago	37	18	11	29	48
27.	Ron Pesetti	D	Western Michigan University Broncos	42	8	20	28	62
28.	Paul Jerrard	D	Lake Superior State University	38	13	11	24	34
29.	Matt Coté	LD	Lake Superior State University	40	4	18	22	42
30.	Jim Culhane	D	Western Michigan University Broncos	40	1	21	22	61
31.	Danton Cole	RW	Michigan State University	43	11	10	21	22
32.	Scott Paluch	D	Bowling Green State University	34	10	11	21	44
33.	Patrick Ryan	F	Western Michigan University Broncos	40	7	14	21	12
34.	Darin Fridgen	LW	Ferris State University	35	12	8	20	68
35.	Robert (Bobby) Reynolds	RW	Michigan State University	45	9	10	19	26
36.	Brad Beck	D	University of Michigan	41	3	15	18	40
37.	Brian Wilkie	F	University of Miami-Ohio	19	5	6	11	20
38.	Sean Clement	D	Michigan State University	40	4	7	11	40
39.	Ken Martel	D	Lake Superior State University	39	3	8	11	29
40.	Robert-Douglas Robinson	RD	University of Miami-Ohio	38	1	9	10	24
41.	Mike Chighisola	C	Ferris State University	10	4	4	8	8
42.	Sean Baker	LW	University of Michigan	32	1	7	8	24
43.	Christopher Luongo	LD	Michigan State University	38	1	5	6	29
44.	Alan Leggett	D	Bowling Green State University	36	0	5	5	18
45.	Paolo Rossi	C	University of Michigan	26	0	5	5	6
46.	Jeff Lindsay	LD	Ferris State University	20	1	3	4	21
47.	Arnold Morrison	F	University of Michigan	9	1	0	1	14
48.	Jeff Nelson	F	University of Illinois-Chicago
48 items total

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