Men's hockey goes to #13 Quinnipiac for ECAC Quarterfinal series

The series starts on Friday at 7 p.m. with Game Two Set for Saturday at 4 p.m. If necessary, Game Three is planned for Sunday at 4 p.m. All three games will stream on ESPN+ in the United States and stretch internationally on the internet.

Explore the bears

• Brown arrives the quarter-final weekend with a general record of 14-13-3 and 9-11-2 conference marking. The bears come from a 3-2 home victory on Princeton in the ECAC opening round.
• Brown is on average 2.6 goals per match to be eighth in the conference and 40th in the NCAA.
• Ryan St. Louis leads the bears with 28 points and is in second place in goals (11) and assists (17). Tyler Kopff The team leads with 19 assists and is in second place in the team with 27 points.
• Max Scott leads the team with 12 goals and is in third place in the team with 25 points next Brian Nicholas.
• Brown's Power Play has 14 goals in 81 attempts (17.3%) to be eighth in the ECAC. Nicholas leads the bears with 10 power play points with St. Louis and Kopff just behind with nine points each.
• Defensively, Brown allows 2.6 goals per game to rank fifth in the ECAC and 22nd National.
• Between the pipes, Lawton Zacher Holds 2.44 goals against average EN .920 savings percentage in 26 starts.
• The penalty kill clicks on 78% (78-100) to be eighth in the conference.
• Brown's 50.6% FaceOFF percentage is in sixth place in the ECAC and is in 29th place in 29th place.

Explore the Bobcats

• Quinnipiac starts the weekend with a general record of 22-10-2 and 16-5-1 ECAC marking. The Bobcats are the best seed in the ECAC play -offs and are 13th in the nation according to the poll from Uscho.com.
• The Bobcats lead the conference and are in fifth place in the nation with 3.6 goals per match.
• Jack Ricketts leads the team with 20 goals and Travis Treloar is in second place in the team with 16 goals. Jeremy Wilmer leads the team with 38 points and 25 assists.
• The power game of Quinnipiac leads the nation at 30.6% (38-124). Travis Treloar leads the team with nine Power Play goals.
• Defensively, the Bobcats allow 2.2 goals per match to lead the conference and are in ninth place nationally.
• Between the pipes, Matej Marinov has 1.90 goals against average EN .922 savings percentage in 12 starts. Dylan Silverstein has 2.22 goals against the average EN .905 savings percentage in 22 Starts.
• Quinnipiac's penalty murder is in first place in the ECAC and third in the NCAA at 89.5% (85-95).
• The Bobcats lead the NCAA with a face percentage of 55.5%.

In the series

• Brown and Quinnipiac meet each other for the 51st time in series history on Friday in Game One.
• The teams will be on Saturday for the 52nd time on Saturday and, if necessary, the 53rd time on Sunday.
• Quinnipiac has the Seriesvoordeel, 33-10-7, together with a 20-5-3 home brand.

Play -Off history

• Brown and Quinnipiac meet each other for the seventh time since the 2007-08 season in the ECAC play-offs.
• Quinnipiac holds a 4-2 series Edge over the bears and an 8-4 record in the 12 games played.

Opening round DUB

• Brown went on to the quarterfinals of the ECAC after a 3-2 home victory on Princeton in the ECAC opening round.
• With 1-0 behind the first, Ryan St. Louis The game in the first minute of the seasonal period and Tyler Kopff Gave Brown a 2-1 lead 6:15 in the third period.
• St. Louis added the empty and final game winner for 28 seconds for a Princeton goal in the last seconds of the regulation.
• Lawton Zacher Recorded 20 Saves To pick up the victory are 14th of the season.

All-League Bears

• Three bears picked up ECAC end at the end of the year Lawton Zacher Head of the trio with second team All-Ecac awards.
• Tyler Kopff earned a place in the third team and Brian Nicholas All-smoking Honors picked up.
• The three selections mark the most since a trio was named All -Ecac Squads in 2016 (Nick Lappin – 1st, Tommy Marchin – Rookie, Max Gottlieb – Rookie).
• Zacher is the first goalkeeper to earn the second team or better awards since Yann Danis.
• Danis was appointed as the first team in 2004 and the second team in 2002 and 2003.

All-Iivy Honorees

• Five bears earned all-Iivy awards after the 10-game Ivy Slate from Brown.
• Tyler Kopff And Lawton Zacher Earned first team All-Iivy awards. Alex Pineau picked up second team recognition with Max Scott And Ryan St. Louis Earlier mention.
• Kopff and Zacher are Brown's first first team selections since Nick Lappin in 2016.
• The five selections are the most in the conference and Brown is connected to Cornell with a few first team selections.

All-Iivy in perspective

• The five selections correspond to the second most in program history, which become members of the teams of 2003-04 and 1976-77 and behind the 1964-65 team (6).
• 2003-04: Yann Danis – 1st, Scott Ford – 1st, Les Haggett – 2nd, Brent Robinson – 2nd, Vince Macri – HM.
• 1976-77: Tim Bothwell – 1st, Bill Gilligan – 1st, Bob Mcintosh – 1st, Mike Mastrurlo – 2nd, Kevin McCabe – 2nd.
• 1964-65: Leon Bryant – 1st, Terry Chapman – 1st, Bob Gaudreau – 1st, Bruce Darling – 2nd, Don Eccleston – 2nd, Dave Ferguson – 2nd.

Log minutes

• Second -year defender Alex Pineau the NCAA leads with 27:35 Average time on ice per match.
• Captain Max Scott Lead all attackers in the NCAA and is in the 31st place of all skaters with 23:40 times on ice per game.
• Second -year Tyler Kopff is in second place in the NCAA among attackers and 33rd general with 23:28 time on ice per match.

14 wins

• Zacher's 14 wins in 2024-25 correspond to the fourth most by an individual keeper who goes back to the start of the 1969-70 season.
• Yann Danis placed consecutive 15-win seasons in 2002-03 and 2003-04 to rank second.
• Kevin McCabe has the record of one season with 21 victories in the 1975-76 season.
• Zacher joins Anthony Borelli (2012-13), Adam d'Alba (2004-05) and McCabe (1974-75) as the goalkeepers with 14 victories in a season.
• In the last 55 seasons, a Brown goalkeeper has won a double digits in a season.

Stacks

• Ryan St. Louis De Beren leads with 28 points despite playing this season only in 21 games.
• St. Louis is in second place in the team with 11 goals and is second in the team with 17 assists.
• Earlier this season he recorded an eight-game Point streak and has 10 multi-point competitions.
• De Beren are 8-1-1 this season when St. Louis registers several points.

Winner, winner

• St. Louis recorded his sixth game-winning goal of the season in the ECAC opening round against Princeton.
• The junior is in second place in the ECAC and fifth in the NCAA with the six winners.

HELP MAN

• Second -year Tyler Kopff De Beren leads with 19 assists this season and is in second place in the team with 27 points. His eight goals are in fourth place in the team.
• He is bound for the ninth in the ECAC in total assists.
• His 0.90 points per match is in 11th place in the ECAC and 70th in the NCAA.
• Kopff is an assist shy to be the first bear since Sam Lafferty to record 20 assists in a season. Lafferty made 22 assists in 2016-17.
• De Beren are 3-2-1 this season when Kopff registers several points.

Goals with double digits

• Scott leads the team with 12 goals this season and is in second place in the team with 25 points. His 13 assists are fourth on the bears.
• It is in 14th place in the ECAC in total goals.
• With 0.40 goals per match, Scott is in 11th place in the conference and 71st in the NCAA.
• Scott's 0.83 points per match stands for 18th place in the ECAC.
• De Beren are an unbeaten 6-0-1 this season when Scott records several points.

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