Statistics SUNYAC 2018-2019

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#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
1.	Conlan Keenan	C	SUNY-Geneseo Knights	27	23	25	48	2
2.	Mitch Ferguson	D	SUNY-Geneseo Knights	29	9	27	36	12
3.	Tyson Empey	C	SUNY-Geneseo Knights	29	14	18	32	27
4.	C.J. Stubbs	F	SUNY-Morrisville State	25	15	16	31	12
5.	Duggie Lagrone	D	SUNY-Geneseo Knights	28	7	20	27	34
6.	Connor Hutchins	F	SUNY-Brockport	26	8	18	26	4
7.	Michael Gillespie	F	SUNY-Oswego	25	7	19	26	20
8.	Travis Broughman	RW	SUNY-Oswego	27	13	10	23	25
9.	Taylor Traenkle	F	Cortland University	21	11	12	23	16	0
10.	Zach Remers	F	Buffalo State College	25	7	12	19	20
11.	Anthony Marra	RW	SUNY-Geneseo Knights	28	7	11	18	18
12.	Ryan Romeo	D	SUNY-Brockport	26	4	13	17	16
13.	Jack Bloem	F	SUNY-Potsdam	23	9	7	16	6
14.	Vadim Vasjonkin	LW	Buffalo State College	21	9	7	16	6
15.	Devin Panzeca	C	SUNY-Potsdam	24	6	10	16	2
16.	Kyler Matthews	D	SUNY-Canton	17	6	10	16	44
17.	Michael Crowley	F	Cortland University	25	3	13	16	26
18.	Mitchell Parsons	F	SUNY-Brockport	26	8	7	15	6
19.	Cameron Owens	F	SUNY-Plattsburgh	25	8	7	15	24
20.	Ryan Burnett	F	SUNY-Geneseo Knights	27	5	10	15	10
21.	Matt Araujo	D	SUNY-Plattsburgh	27	3	12	15	12
22.	Arthur Gordon	LW	SUNY-Geneseo Knights	28	6	8	14	10
23.	Jimmy Philbin	F	SUNY-Morrisville State	25	5	8	13	14
24.	Richard McCartney	F	SUNY-Plattsburgh	25	7	4	11	10
25.	Devin Campbell	D	SUNY-Oswego	28	1	10	11	18
26.	Shane Beaulieu	F	Cortland University	24	4	5	9	8
27.	Josh Leblanc	F	SUNY-Oswego	22	4	5	9	8
28.	Stefano Alonzi	F	Cortland University	21	4	5	9	27
29.	Jesse Anderson	F	SUNY-Morrisville State	25	3	6	9	14
30.	Andrew Logar	F	Buffalo State College	25	3	5	8	8
31.	Carter Allen	D	SUNY-Oswego	28	2	6	8	20
32.	Douglas Elgstam	RW	Cortland University	22	1	7	8	31
33.	Michael Falanga	F	SUNY-Plattsburgh	15	3	4	7	27
34.	Troy Button	D	Buffalo State College	23	1	4	5	24
35.	Sean Winikates	D	SUNY-Potsdam	12	1	4	5	12
36.	Charles Barber	D	SUNY-Plattsburgh	24	3	1	4	10
37.	Aaron Huffnagle	F	SUNY-Oswego	7	1	3	4	0
38.	Tyson Kirkby	LW	SUNY-Oswego	10	2	1	3	6
39.	Paul Cerda	F	Buffalo State College	24	0	2	2	4
40.	Tristan Archambault	D/F	SUNY-Morrisville State	15	0	2	2	10
41.	Ricky Eberhart	F	SUNY-Morrisville State	16	0	1	1	10
42.	Jeff Solow	D	SUNY-Oswego	11	0	1	1	2
43.	Antoine Fournier-Gosselin	D	SUNY-Plattsburgh	11	0	1	1	10
44.	Colton Fletcher	F	SUNY-Oswego	7	0	1	1	21
45.	Charlie Bedard	D	SUNY-Morrisville State	18	0	0	0	6
46.	Fabian Dahlstrøm Zuccarello	F	SUNY-Morrisville State	9	0	0	0	0
47.	Ryan Bunka	D	SUNY-Oswego	6	0	0	0	0
48.	Jesse Farabee	F	SUNY-Oswego	0	0	0	0	0
49.	Tyler Antonucci	D	SUNY-Oswego
50.	Cameron Kuhl	D	SUNY-Plattsburgh
51.	Hayden Ford	D	Buffalo State College
52.	Matthew Goeree	F	SUNY-Fredonia
53.	Daniil Ovchinnikov	F	SUNY-Plattsburgh
54.	Ian Wallgren	LW	SUNY-Plattsburgh
54 items total

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