Statistics Big Ten Conference 2024-2025

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#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
1.	Isaac Howard	LW	Michigan State University	36	26	25	51	10	21
2.	Jimmy Snuggerud	F	University of Minnesota	40	24	27	51	29	13
3.	Charlie Cerrato	F	Pennsylvania State University	37	15	27	42	58	17
4.	Matthew DiMarsico	F	Pennsylvania State University	38	17	15	32	30	14
5.	Sam Rinzel	D	University of Minnesota	40	10	22	32	12	20
6.	Karsen Dorwart	F	Michigan State University	35	13	18	31	12	20
7.	Damien Carfagna	D	Ohio State University	38	7	21	28	6	16
8.	Joseph Dunlap	F	Ohio State University	39	8	14	22	22	3
9.	Ethan Edwards	D	University of Michigan	36	5	16	21	40	-2
10.	Mark Estapa	F	University of Michigan	35	2	10	12	32	-2
11.	Timothy Lovell	D	University of Michigan	10	0	2	2	8	2
12.	Charlie Stramel	F	Michigan State University
13.	Nicholas DeGraves	F	Pennsylvania State University
14.	Daniel Laatsch	D	University of Wisconsin–Madison
15.	Evan Werner	F	University of Michigan
16.	Jaedon Kerr	D	University of Notre Dame
17.	Nicholas Fascia	D	Pennsylvania State University
18.	Ryan Botterill	F	University of Wisconsin–Madison
19.	Garrett Schifsky	F	University of Michigan
20.	Vladislav Lukashevich	D	Michigan State University
21.	Maddox Fleming	F	University of Notre Dame
22.	Shane Vansaghi	F	Michigan State University
23.	Jack Horbach	F	University of Wisconsin–Madison
24.	T.J. Hughes	F	University of Michigan
25.	Erik Påhlsson	RW	University of Minnesota
26.	Jack Larrigan	F	University of Notre Dame
27.	Red Savage	C	Michigan State University
28.	Weston Knox	D	University of Wisconsin–Madison
29.	Jacob Truscott	D	University of Michigan
30.	William Felicio	D	University of Michigan
31.	Carter Slaggert	F	University of Notre Dame
32.	Nicklas Andrews	D	Michigan State University
33.	Owen Mehlenbacher	F	University of Wisconsin–Madison
34.	William Whitelaw	F	University of Michigan
35.	Adam Pietila	F	University of Wisconsin–Madison
36.	Jayden Davis	F	University of Notre Dame
37.	Maxim Strbak	D	Michigan State University
38.	Luke Buss	F	University of Wisconsin–Madison
39.	Jackson Hallum	F	University of Michigan
40.	Paul Fischer	D	University of Notre Dame
41.	Grant Silianoff	F	University of Notre Dame
42.	Tanner Kelly	D	Michigan State University
43.	Joe Palodichuk	D	University of Wisconsin–Madison
44.	Michael Hage	C	University of Michigan
45.	Tyler Carpenter	F	University of Notre Dame
46.	Joey Larson	F	Michigan State University
47.	Jack Phelan	D	University of Wisconsin–Madison
48.	Nicholas Moldenhauer	F	University of Michigan
49.	Keaton Peters	F	Pennsylvania State University
50.	Hunter Weiss	D	University of Notre Dame
51.	Tiernan Shoudy	F	Michigan State University
52.	Gunnarwolfe Fontaine	F	Ohio State University
53.	Philippe Lapointe	F	University of Michigan
54.	Michael Schermerhorn	F	University of Notre Dame
55.	Michael DeAngelo	LW	Michigan State University
56.	Aiden Hansen-Bukata	D	Ohio State University
57.	Joshua Eernisse	F	University of Michigan
58.	Matthew Wood	F	University of Minnesota
59.	James Jurcev	D	University of Notre Dame
60.	Gavin O’Connell	F	Michigan State University
61.	Davis Burnside	F	Ohio State University
62.	Dakoda Rheaume-Mullen	D	University of Michigan
63.	Connor Kurth	F	University of Minnesota
64.	Zach Plucinski	D	University of Notre Dame
65.	David Gucciardi	D	Michigan State University
66.	Riley Thompson	LW	Ohio State University
67.	Cade Christenson	D	Pennsylvania State University
68.	Tommi Männistö	F	Michigan State University
69.	Tyler Duke	D	University of Michigan
70.	Brody Lamb	F	University of Minnesota
71.	Nikola Jovanovic	F	University of Notre Dame
72.	Patrick Geary	D	Michigan State University
73.	Oliver Moore	F	University of Minnesota
74.	Aiden Fink	RW	Pennsylvania State University
75.	Owen West	D	Michigan State University
76.	Max Montes	F	Ohio State University
77.	Kienan Draper	RW	University of Michigan
78.	Jimmy Clark	F	University of Minnesota
79.	Reese Laubach	F	Pennsylvania State University
80.	Simon Mack	D	Pennsylvania State University
81.	Austin Oravetz	D	Michigan State University
82.	James Hong	F	Ohio State University
83.	Thomas Daskas	C	University of Michigan
84.	Aaron Huglen	F	University of Minnesota
85.	Nathan Mackie	C	Michigan State University
86.	Patrick Guzzo	F	Ohio State University
87.	Christian Humphreys	F	University of Michigan
88.	Ryan Chesley	D	University of Minnesota
89.	Brodie Ziemer	F	University of Minnesota
90.	Griffin Jurecki	F	Michigan State University
91.	Brent Johnson	D	Ohio State University
92.	Luca Fantilli	D	University of Michigan
93.	Luke Mittelstadt	D	University of Minnesota
94.	Daniyal Dzhaniyev	F	Pennsylvania State University
95.	Quinn Finley	F	University of Wisconsin–Madison
96.	Sam Deckhut	F	Ohio State University
97.	Hunter Hady	D	University of Michigan
98.	Mike Koster	D	University of Minnesota
99.	J.J. Wiebusch	F	Pennsylvania State University
100.	Gavin Morrissey	F	University of Wisconsin–Madison
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