Statistics WIAC 2016-2017

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#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
1.	Jacob Barber	F	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point	28	17	22	39	14
2.	Anton Svensson	RW	University of Wisconsin-Superior	29	16	17	33	38
3.	Kyle Sharkey	F	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point	29	9	23	32	10
4.	Tanner Karty	F	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point	29	10	18	28	14
5.	Colton Wolter	C	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire	28	11	13	24	18
6.	Willem Nong-Lambert	LW	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point	27	9	15	24	4
7.	Garret Clemment	F	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire	22	14	9	23	14
8.	Riley Colvard	F	University of Wisconsin-Stout	26	12	10	22	38
9.	Stephan Beauvais	D	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point	28	5	12	17	20
10.	Logan Fredericks	C	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point	16	8	8	16	8
11.	Eric Shand	D	University of Wisconsin-Superior	29	2	14	16	20
12.	Mike Fazio	F	University of Wisconsin-River Falls	27	7	7	14	16
13.	Eliot Grauer	F	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point	13	6	7	13	20
14.	Eddie Matsushima	F	University of Wisconsin-River Falls	27	4	6	10	37
15.	Mathias Åhman	D	University of Wisconsin-Stout	18	5	4	9	4	-7
16.	Jerry Miettunen	D	University of Wisconsin-Superior	28	3	5	8	20
17.	Liam Blais	F	University of Wisconsin-Superior	28	2	6	8	31
18.	Andrew McLean	D	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point	19	0	7	7	22
19.	Jake Hamilton	D	University of Wisconsin-Superior	29	3	1	4	32
20.	BJ Duffin	F	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point	23	1	3	4	20
21.	Omar Mullan	F	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point	9	2	1	3	4
22.	Hayden Dawes	RW	University of Wisconsin-Superior	9	1	0	1	4
23.	Calvin Miska	F	University of Wisconsin-Superior	19	0	1	1	50
24.	Colton Brausen	F	University of Wisconsin-Stout
25.	Brendan Riordan	D	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
26.	Kelly O’Brien	F	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point
27.	Scott Munro	D	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
28.	Daniel Golba	F	University of Wisconsin-Superior
29.	Colton Nelson	D/F	University of Wisconsin-Superior
30.	Alex Strand	F	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
31.	Lucas Kohls	F	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
32.	Connor Bump	D	University of Wisconsin-Stout
33.	Nick Wallace	D	University of Wisconsin-River Falls
34.	Bruno Birzitis	F	University of Wisconsin-Superior
35.	Brennen Miller	F	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point
36.	Adam Kleven	D	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
37.	Jake Bresser	RW	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
38.	Braden Mitchell	D	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
39.	Connor Chambers	D	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point
40.	Ben Mack	D	University of Wisconsin-Superior
41.	Tanner Bennett	F	University of Wisconsin-River Falls
42.	Austin Kelly	C	University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point
43.	Blake Busch	F	University of Wisconsin-River Falls
44.	Joe Costello	F	University of Wisconsin-Stout
44 items total

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