March 26, 2011

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Miami Hockey Post Game Notes
Miami vs. New Hampshire
NCAA First Round, Northeast Regional Semifinal
March 26, 2011
Verizon Wireless Arena - Manchester, N.H.

Bryon Paulazzo's first-period goal extended his consecutive-goal streak to three games, accounting for three of the four goals in his career.

Carter Camper's assist increased his consecutive-point streak to seven games, and tied him for eighth with Steve Morris on the Miami single-season assists list with 38. Camper finishes his career in second all-time at Miami with 183 points in his four years at the school. He is also second on the RedHawks' list for assists in a career with 114.

Alden Hirschfeld's assist gives him 14 on the season, a new career-high.

Miami was 4-for-4 on the penalty kill, improving to 88.3 percent (181/205) on the season, good for second in the nation.

Miami finishes the season 23-10-6, the sixth-straight year the team has won at least 20 games.

The senior class of Carter Camper, Pat Canonne, Vincent LoVerde, Andy Miele, and Justin Vaive finishes its career with 108 wins, which is second most in Miami history behind the 2009-10 seniors (109). The seniors finished 6-4 in their careers in the NCAA tournament.

Andy Miele did not record a point for the first time since January 7, 2011, which snaps a career-long and Miami record-tying 17-game point streak. Miele's 71 points are tied for second-most in a season at Miami.

The loss snaps a school-record 13-game unbeaten streak (10-0-3) and a seven-game win streak.

UNH is the only team to win at least one NCAA tournament game in each of the last three years.

Vincent LoVerde recorded two blocked shots to increase his season-total to 72, matching his career-high from 2009-10.