Statistics ECAC East 2009-2010

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#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Aleksandr Mykolenko	F	Skidmore College Thoroughbreds	27	50	18	68	10
2.	Coleman Noonan	F	St. Anselm College	27	23	24	47	32
3.	Chad Anderson	RW	Norwich University	31	13	24	37	12
4.	Kyle Thomas	F	Norwich University	31	23	9	32	20
5.	Josh Harris	F	Castleton State College	25	9	19	28	45
6.	Zachary Joy	F	University of Southern Maine Huskies	26	20	7	27	24
7.	Matt Rigtrup	D	St. Michael’s College	26	6	21	27	40
8.	Mark Ehl	C	New England College	23	10	15	25	20
9.	Emil Alengård	F	New England College	26	3	22	25	16
10.	Stuart Stefan	D	Castleton State College	26	16	8	24	12
11.	Pier-Olivier Cotnoir	F	Norwich University	26	13	8	21	8
12.	Johan Granath	F	New England College	25	12	9	21	24
13.	Gregg Eskedijan	D	Norwich University	31	6	15	21	20
14.	Eric Tallent	D	Norwich University	29	7	13	20	28
15.	Mike Hoban	F	Babson College	28	5	14	19	4
16.	Justin Alonzo	F	Castleton State College	24	6	12	18	34
17.	Casey Fazekas	D	Babson College	28	7	9	16	48
18.	Nick Dupuis	D	Skidmore College Thoroughbreds	26	7	9	16	20
19.	Simon Laudon-Sörlin	F	New England College	24	5	11	16	20
20.	Omar Pacha	D	Castleton State College	25	5	10	15	30
21.	Ben Schoeneberger	F	Castleton State College	24	5	10	15	10
22.	Nick Wheeler	D	St. Anselm College	27	4	11	15	28
23.	Daniel Bell	F	Castleton State College	23	3	12	15	2
24.	Colin Mulvey	F	Norwich University	27	10	4	14	23
25.	Trevor Turner	D	New England College	27	4	10	14	66
26.	Jarkko Leppänen	F	New England College	27	4	10	14	8
27.	Tory Allen	C	Norwich University	18	8	5	13	24
28.	Tory Allan	C	Norwich University	18	8	5	13	24
29.	Jake Moscatel	F	University of New England	24	7	6	13	42
30.	Gentry Zollars	D/F	UMass Boston Beacons	25	4	9	13	4
31.	Jonathan Boxill	F	New England College	25	4	6	10	8
32.	Ryan Clark	D	St. Anselm College	22	0	9	9	16
33.	Cody Ayers	F	Castleton State College	22	2	6	8	6
34.	Joe Melnyk	F	Skidmore College Thoroughbreds	14	3	4	7	6
35.	Brad Barber	D	Castleton State College	25	0	7	7	4
36.	Niko Uola	F	New England College	21	4	2	6	22
37.	Evan Romeo	D	Castleton State College	17	2	4	6	35
38.	Aki Uola	D	New England College	27	0	6	6	54
39.	Phil Moore	D	New England College	25	2	3	5	42
40.	Tyler Stitt	D	Norwich University	31	1	4	5	8
41.	Bill Baker	D	UMass Boston Beacons	20	1	4	5	29
42.	Filip Björk	D	New England College	17	0	5	5	10
43.	Chris Wilcox	D	UMass Boston Beacons	8	2	2	4	4
44.	Pavel Kozhokin	D	Norwich University	12	0	2	2	21
45.	Eric Simonsson	D	New England College	27	1	0	1	4
46.	Brett DiClementi	F	New England College	21	0	1	1	10
47.	Jason Schneider	F	Babson College	4	0	1	1	0
48.	David Lun	F	UMass Boston Beacons	1	0	1	1	4
49.	Jake Lewis	D	Skidmore College Thoroughbreds	17	0	0	0	31
50.	Johan Qvarfordt	F	New England College	10	0	0	0	2
51.	Tim Richter	F	UMass Boston Beacons	1	0	0	0	2
52.	Ryo Miyazaki	F	Franklin Pierce College	0	0	0	0	0
52 items total

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