MEN'S HOCKEY DROPS THE PUCK ON THE 2009-10 SEASON AT RENSSELAER
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DURHAM, N.H. -- No. 16 University of New
Hampshire men's ice hockey team opens the 2009-10 regular season
with a non-conference road matchup with ECAC-foe Rensselaer on
Saturday (7 p.m.) at Houston Field House. Last year, the Wildcats
defeated RPI 1-0 on the heels of a 17-save shutout by Brian
Foster.
SCOUTING THE ENGINEERS: Rensselaer enters the 2009-10
season with high expectations coming off a strong finish to the
2008-09 season. The Engineers will open the season at UMass on
Thursday night before opening the newly renovated Houston Field
House on Saturday with UNH. With three victories in its final five
games - all coming on the road in the ECAC Hockey Playoffs - the
expectations for the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI)
men’s hockey team are as high as they have been in many
years.The Engineers, who are led by fourth-year head coach Seth
Appert, return 22 student-athletes from 2008-09, while adding a
highly-touted recruiting class. Among the players back are seven of
RPI’s top eight scorers, all eight defensemen, and the
goaltender who backstopped RPI to the quarterfinals of the
league’s post-season tournament.
SERIES HISTORY VS. RENSSELAER: UNH holds a slim 23-20-0
advantage in the all-time series, which dates back to Feb. 7, 1964.
The Wildcats have won nine of the last 12 contests... Coach Umile
owns a 8-3-0 record all-time against RPI. In the last five
meetings, UNH owns a 3-2-0 advantage, while ranking up an 8-2-0
record in the last 10 meetings. Peter LeBlanc scored the
game’s lone goal in last year’s 1-0 win on Oct. 17 at
Whittemore Center... Brian Foster stopped all 17 shots he faced en
route to the shutout.
LAST TIME THESE TEAMS MET (10/17/08): Brian Foster made
17 saves to record his third career shutout and backbone UNH to a
1-0 non-conference victory against Rensselaer. Following a
scoreless first period, Peter LeBlanc scored what proved to be the
game’s only goal at 18:25 of the middle stanza when he
snapped a wrist shot from the right circle into the upper-right
corner of the net. Bobby Butler and Joe Charlebois set up the
tally.
SCORING LEADERS VS. THE ENGINEERS:
Player GP
G-A-P
Peter LeBlanc 1 1-0-1
Bobby Butler 1 0-1-1
Mike Borisenok 1
0-0-0
Phil DeSimone 1
0-0-0
Blake Kessel 1 0-0-0
Damon Kipp 1 0-0-0
Nick Krates 1 0-0-0
Steve Moses 1 0-0-0
Greg Manz 1 0-0-0
Kevin McCarey 1 0-0-0
Mike Sislo 1 0-0-0
Goaltending Stats
Player GP/Min
GA GAA W-L-T
SV SV%
Foster 1/60:00
0 0.00 1-0-0
17 1.000
THE NATIONAL POLLS:
USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine (Preseason)
Rk. School, Pts. (FPV)
LW
Record
1 Miami (Ohio) University, 457
(4) 2
23-13-5
2 Denver, 455 (13)
7 23-12-5
3 Boston University, 438 (12)
1 35-6-4
4 Michigan, 384
5 29-12-0
5 Notre Dame, 370 (5)
4 31-6-3
6 Minnesota, 270
NR 17-13-7
7 Cornell, 254
12 22-10-4
8 North Dakota, 227
13 24-15-4
9 Princeton, 223
15 22-12-1
10 Mass.-Lowell, 175
NR 20-16-2
11 Yale, 149
10 24-8-2
12 Boston College, 117
NR 18-14-5
13 St. Cloud State, 106
NR 18-17-3
14 Wisconsin, 80
NR 20-16-4
15 Vermont, 73
3 22-12-5
Others receiving votes: University of New Hampshire,
71; University of Minnesota Duluth, 64; The Ohio State
University, 60; United States Air Force Academy, 43; University of
Northern Michigan, 31; Colorado College, 8; Northeastern
University, 8; Bemidji State University, 6; Harvard University, 3;
Mercyhurst College, 3; Niagara University, 3; St. Lawrence
University, 2
USCHO.com/CSTV Division I Men’s Poll (October
14)
Rk. Team
(First Place)
Record Pts LW
1 Denver
(20) 23-12-5
873 4
2 Boston Univ.
(17) 35- 6-4
814 1
3 Michigan
(2) 29-12-0
787 3
4 Miami (5)
23-13-5 782
13
5 Notre Dame
(2) 31-6-3
750 2
6 North Dakota
24-15-4
615 7
7 Cornell
22-10-4
561 9
8 Yale
24-8-2
512 5
9 Minnesota
17-13-7
509 19
10 Princeton
22-12-1
474 10
11 Mass.-Lowell
20-16-2
448 16
12 Boston College
18-14-5
402 20
13 Wisconsin
20-16-4
375 17
14 Vermont
22-12-5 291
11
15 St. Cloud State
18-17-3
289 NR
16 New Hampshire
20-13-5 236
12
17 Ohio State
23-15-4
211 14
18 Minnesota-Duluth
22-13-8
186 8
19 Air Force
28-11-2
154 18
20 Northeastern
25-12-4
106 6
WHERE IS UNH RANKED?: Here is a week-by-week look at the
‘Cats in the national polls and the HE standings:
Date USA TODAY USCHO
HE
9/28
RV N/A t-4th (pre)
10/5
N/A 16 t-4th (pre)
WILDCATS AIM FOR NINTH STRAIGHT SEASON OPENING WIN:
The Wildcats have won eight-straight season openers and are 11-0-1
in their last 12 openers. Under Umile, the ‘Cats are 14-3-1
in season openers.
Year Team
Score
2008: Wisconsin 5-1
2007: Boston U. 4-1
2006: Colorado Coll. 4-3
2005: Ferris State 4-2
2004: Ohio State 5-1
2003: Vermont 3-0
2002: Vermont 10-0
2001: Vermont 7-1
2000: North Dakota 2-2 (T)
1999: Vermont 7-4
1998: Vermont 4-3
1997: Vermont 5-1
DICK UMILE TO BE INDUCTED TO NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGENDS OF
HOCKEY: Head Coach Dick Umile was among a group of seven
Hall of Fame inductees for the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey for
2009. In addition, former Wildcat assistant coach and longtime
voice of the team Bob Norton will also be inducted.
PROUD GRADUATE OF THE DICK UMILE HOCKEY SCHOOL: Freshman
Greg Burke is finally able to fulfill a life-long dream as he
suites up for the Wildcats. Burke grew up a fan of the Blue and
White in neighboring Lee, N.H. In fact, Burke is the first player
on Umile’s roster to attend the Dick Umile Hockey School as a
youth.
‘CATS SPREAD THE WEALTH IN 8-1 WIN OVER ACADIA: A
total of 15 Wildcats recorded at least one point with eight skaters
recording multiple points in UNH’s 8-1 win over Acadia in an
exhibition game on Saturday night. Brian Foster started the game
and stopped 15 of 16 shots in 48:59 of action. Matt DiGirolamo
played the final 11:01 and turned aside all six shots he faced.
Below is a breakdown of scoring from Saturday:
Name
G-A-P
Scott Pavelski 0-3-3
Peter LeBlanc 2-0-2
Austin Block 1-1-2
Blake Kessel 1-1-2
Greg Manz 1-1-2
Mike Sislo 1-1-2
Paul Thompson 1-1-2
Phil DeSimone 0-2-2
Kevin McCarey 1-0-1
Bobby Butler 0-1-1
Matt Campanale 0-1-1
Connor Hardowa 0-1-1
Damon Kipp 0-1-1
Brett Kostolansky 0-1-1
Nick Krates 0-1-1
ALL IN THE FAMILY: UNH sophomore defenseman Blake Kessel
is the younger brother of Toronto Maple Leafs forward Phil Kessel,
while freshman forward Scott Pavelski is the younger brother
of Joe Pavelski of the San Jose Sharks. Joe and Phil are
currently sidelined with injuries that are keeping them out of the
lineup of their current teams.
van RIEMSDYK FLYING HIGH IN PHILADELPHIA: Former UNH
Wildcat James van Riemsdyk made the Flyers’ roster and is
currently among the team’s leading scorers. Entering the
week, JVR had three assists in three games.
INSIDE COLLEGE HOCKEY’S RECRUITING RANKINGS:
Inside College Hockey’s ranking of the top incoming players
by position featured a pair of Wildcats.
TOP 20 INCOMING DEFENSEMEN:
10. Connor Hardowa
16. Brett Kostolansky
TOP 15 FRESHMAN CLASSES: New Hampshire 15th
CAPTAINS ANNOUNCED: Peter LeBlanc and Bobby Butler were
named the 104th and 105th captains in the history of UNH hockey for
the 2009-10 season. The announcement was made on April 18 at the
annual team awards banquet at the Whittemore Center. LeBlanc, ends
a stellar a junior campaign with 30 points on 14 goals and 16
assists, which was good for the third best point total on the team.
Of the 14 goals he put home, four of which were game-winners, a
team-high. Turning it up in the second half of the season, Leblanc
notched 22 of his 30 points in conference play, including 14
assists. As for Butler, he also ranked third on the Wildcat roster
with 30 points, compiling the second highest assist total on the
team with 21, not to mention netting nine goals, two of which were
game-winners.
WILDCATS PICKED THIRD IN HOCKEY EAST POLL: UNH was picked
to finish tied for fourth in the Hockey East preseason
Coaches’ Poll, which was announced on Sept. 30 at the
league’s annual media day at Legends Restaurant at the TD
Garden. The Wildcats garnered 59 points in the poll, which was good
enough for a fourth-place tie with Vermont. UNH was picked third,
in the preseason, and finished tied with Vermont for third place in
last year’s regular season standings.
2009-10 Hockey East Men’s Preseason Coaches Poll
Rk. Team (FPV)
Pts
1. Boston University (6)
84
2. UMass-Lowell (2) 79
3. Boston College (2) 76
4. New Hampshire
59
Vermont
59
6. Northeastern
57
7. Massachusetts
47
8. Maine
32
9. Providence
24
10. Merrimack
23
THE DICK UMILE ERA: Dick Umile, a five-time Hockey East
Coach of the Year, enters his 20th season as the head coach of the
UNH Wildcats. He earned his fourth Leonard Fowle New England Coach
of the Year award following the 2007-08 season. After signing a
long-term contract in 2008, Umile will conclude his coaching career
at his alma mater. During his time spent at UNH, Umile has molded
UNH hockey into one of the top programs in all of Division I
hockey, guiding the Wildcats to four Frozen Four appearances, 15
NCAA tournament appearances and 19 Hockey East championship
tournament showings in his 19-year career in Durham. In
addition, Umile has posted 17 20-victory campaigns over the span of
19 seasons, including a current streak of 13 20-win seasons. Umile
is now the winningest coach in the history of UNH hockey with 444
career victories. He surpassed legendary coach Charlie Holt on Feb.
16, 2005 in a 6-1 victory at Merrimack at Thom Lawler Arena in
North Andover, Mass. Umile ranks fourth among active NCAA coaches
with a .652 winning percentage and on the active victories list his
444 victories ranks eighth among NCAA coaches. He has been named
Coach of the Year a total of 10 times in his career, including New
England honors four times. Umile’s five Hockey East Coach of
the Year Awards is an all-time league best.Last season, Umile
directed the Wildcats to a 20-13-5 mark as they captured their
eighth-consecutive trip to the NCAA tournament. Umile guided the
Wildcats to 20+ wins in 13 straight years, the second longest
streak in the nation and five seasons more than its closest
competition; no other team in Hockey East has an active streak
longer than one season. After struggling through a 1-5-2 stretch in
November, New Hampshire went 14-4-2 to close out the regular season
and claimed third place in the league and home-ice in the Hockey
East quarterfinals for a Hockey East-best 13th straight season. The
crowning moment of the 2008-09 season was the Wildcats’ goal
with 0.1 seconds remaining to tie and eventually win 6-5 in
overtime in their NCAA Northeast Regional opening-round game
against perennial power North Dakota in front of UNH faithful at
Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester.
THE PROGRAM’S HISTORY: UNH has appeared in
the NCAA Tournament 19 times in the 82-year history of the program,
including the nation’s second best streak at eight-straight
appearances. UNH has appeared in the Frozen Four seven times,
including national championship game appearances against Maine in
1999 and Minnesota in 2003. UNH earned Hockey East Tournament
titles in 2002 and 2003 and regular-season championships in 1997,
1999, 2002, 2003, 2007 and 2008. The Wildcats won the ECAC
regular-season title in 1974 and the tournament championship in
1979. UNH has posted 30 seasons with 20-plus wins, including the
last 13 consecutive seasons.
NETTING RESULTS: Once again, UNH will be led from
the net out in 2009-10 by senior netminder Brian Foster (Pembroke,
N.H.). Foster, a fifth-round draft pick of the Florida Panthers in
2005, emerged as one of the elite goalies in all of Hockey East and
when healthy was dominant in net for the Wildcats. While Foster
missed a pair of games in November and struggled through an ankle
injury in the first half of the season, he was pivotal in
UNH’s second-half run and was one of three netminders in
Hockey East to win the league’s goalie of the month honors on
two occasions (October, February; Millan, Thiessen). A honorable
mention Hockey East All Star selection, Foster ranked third in the
conference in win percentage at .688 and fifth in save percentage
at .917. In addition, his 15-league wins ranked second in Hockey
East. Sophomore Matt DiGirolamo (Ambler, Pa.) emerged as
Foster’s backup and will serve in that role once again this
season. DiGirolamo picked up his first collegiate win Dec. 11
against Holy Cross as he stopped all six shots he faced in the
final 26:25 en route to the victory. Fellow sophomore Tyler Scott
(Ridgefield, Conn.) will give the Wildcats valuable depth in the
net behind Foster.
GETTING DEFENSIVE: UNH once again returns sure-handed
veterans on the defense with senior Nick Krates (Palos Park, Ill.)
anchoring a solid core of four returners on defense. Krates played
in 37 of 38 games and set benchmarks in goals, points and
plus/minus during his junior campaign. Krates is joined by three
other returners on defense in junior Matt Campanale (Chester
Springs, Pa.) and sophomores Blake Kessel (Verona, Wis.) and Damon
Kipp (Salmon Arm, B.C.). Campanale was inserted into the Wildcat
lineup a third of the way through and proved to be a valuable
addition notching his first collegiate point with an assist in
UNH’s 6-5 overtime win over Vermont on March 7, a win that
gave UNH third place in the regular season. Kessel is the
Wildcats’ top returning blueline scorer and served as a
lethal weapon on the Wildcat power play. Kessel had a knack for
scoring big goals as three of his six goals were game winners
including late winners against Mass-Lowell and Vermont at
Whittemore Center. Kipp quickly became one of UNH’s most
reliable defenders playing in 27 games as a freshman. He notched
two points, none bigger than his assist on a Greg Collins’
goal in NCAA Northeast Regional game against North Dakota. Junior
Mike Beck (Long Beach, Calif.) is another defender with a lot of
experience for New Hampshire. Beck played in 11 games and should
compete for an increased role in 2009-10. Adding depth to the UNH
defense are three freshmen that could compete for a spot in the
Wildcat lineup right out of the gate in Connor Hardowa (Edmonton,
Alberta), Brett Kostolansky (Denver, Colo.) and Ansel
Ivens-Anderson (Pound Ridge, N.Y.). Hardowa played three years in
the Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL), leading the Spruce Grove
Saints to the 2008-09 regular season title. Hardowa led all
defensemen in the AJHL, scoring 63 points in 61 games on 20 goals
and 43 assists. After a stellar career at prep school power
Shattuck St. Mary’s, Kostolansky played one season for the
Chicago Steel of the USHL. During the 2008-09 campaign, he amassed
18 points on a goal and 17 assists. Anderson helped lead the Jersey
Hitmen to the regular season and playoff championships in the EJHL
in 2008-09. Prior to that season, he played two years for the
Junior Monarchs out of Manchester, N.H.
FORWARD THINKING: Offensively, the Wildcats return three
players with over 30 points a year ago and five everyday players
led by senior co-captains Bobby Butler (Marlboro, Mass. ) and Peter
LeBlanc (Hamilton, Ontario). Butler (9g, 21a) and LeBlanc (14g,
16a) each had 30 points a year ago. Butler is the program’s
active leader in points (68), goals (32) and assists (36). LeBlanc
emerged as one of the Wildcats’ top scoring threat down the
stretch and netted a pivotal overtime goal against North Dakota to
give UNH a 6-5 win in the NCAA Northeast Regional. New Hampshire
returns the most firepower from its junior class, which accounted
for 40 percent of the scoring a year ago. The group is anchored by
leading returning goal scorer Mike Sislo (Superior, Wis.). Sislo,
who had just three goals his freshman season, erupted for 19 goals
and 12 assists and was Hockey East’s Player of the Month in
December. Classmates Phil DeSimone (East Amherst, N.Y.), Paul
Thompson (Derry, N.H.) and Greg Manz (Wayne, Pa.) will be called
upon to provide offensive firepower for the ‘Cats in 2009-10.
DeSimone played in all 38 games and set benchmarks in goals (7),
assists (11) and points (18). Thompson played in 27 games a year
ago with four goals and five assists, tallying eight of his nine
points in Hockey East play. Manz played in six games including both
games at the NCAA Northeast Regional. He will compete for an
everyday spot in the lineup. Three sophomores who gained valuable
experience a year ago and are expected to contribute in 2009-10 are
Steve Moses (Leominster, Mass), Mike Borisenok (Watervliet, N.Y.)
and Kevin McCarey (Baldwinsville, N.Y.). Moses played in 33-of-38
games recording 13 points (5g, 8a). He potted game-winners against
Providence (2/14) and Maine (2/6) and is one of six returners with
double-figure points a year ago. Borisenok appeared in 11 games
notching a goal and an assist despite missing several games late in
the season due to illness. McCarey played in eight games as a
freshman and could see additional time this season. Five newcomers
will look to crack the UNH lineup right of the gate for
Umile’s Wildcats. Austin Block (Thousand Oaks, Calif.), Greg
Burke (Lee, N.H.), John Henrion (Holden, Mass.), Brett Kostolansky
(Denver, Colo.) and Dalton Speelman (San Jose, Calif.) comprise the
freshman forward class. Block played two years in the North
American Hockey League (NAHL) for the Fairbanks Ice Dogs and served
as the team captain for 2008-09 campaign. As a second year player,
he led the league in scoring with 73 points in 57 games, (29 goals
and 44 assists). Burke missed most of 2008-09 with a season-ending
injury. However, the highly talented forward represented his
country in the World Junior A challenge just weeks before the
injury. He had two points in five games as the United States won
the championship for the first time. Burke was drafted in the sixth
round of the 2008 NHL Entry Level Draft by the Washington Capitals
with the 174th overall pick. Henrion was a first-year player with
the United States National Team Development Program (NTDP) after
playing junior hockey for the Junior Bruins of the EJHL. John
played both center and wing for the NTDP accumulating 31 points in
58 games on 19 goals and 12 assists. Henrion’s schedule while
at NTDP included many games against Division I colleges as well as
international competition. His season culminated with his
participation on the Gold Medal-winning U.S. team in the World
Under-18 Championships. Pavelski, whose brother Joe plays for the
San Jose Sharks, was a two-year player for the Waterloo
Blackhawks. He played in all situations for the Blackhawks in
his second season amassing 29 points in 57 games on 13 goals and 16
assists to go along with a +19 rating. He was an especially
effective penalty killer throughout the season. Speelman played one
year for the Green Bay Gamblers of the USHL and registered 21 goals
and 21 assists for 42 points in 57 games and was a +30.
‘CATS SELECTED IN THE NHL DRAFT: Five current UNH
players have been selected in the National Hockey League
draft...Greg Burke (Washington), Phil DeSimone (Washington), Brian
Foster (Florida), Blake Kessel (N.Y. Islanders) and Peter LeBlanc
(Chicago) have all been taken.
‘CATS IN THE PROS: Here is a listing of
former Wildcats playing professional hockey:
Justin Aikins: Bossier Shreveport Mudbugs (CHL)
A.J. Bucchino: Amarillo Gorillas (CHL)
Joe Charlebois: Toledo Walleye (ECHL)
Greg Collins: Las Vegas Wranglers (ECHL)
Sean Collins: Wheeling Nailers (ECHL)
Ty Conklin: St. Louis Blues (NHL)
Matt Dzieduszycki: Hannover Scorpions (DEL)
Matt Fornataro: Houston Aeros (AHL)
Jamie Fritsch: Gwinnett Gladiators (ECHL)
Lanny Gare: Bad Nauheim EC (GerObL)
Darren Haydar: Lake Erie Monsters (AHL)
Brett Hemingway: Alaska Aces (ECHL)
Colin Hemingway: Alaska Aces (ECHL)
Kevin Kapstad: Riessersee SC (2.GBun)
Jason Krog: Chicago Wolves (AHL)
Nathan Martz: Alleghe HC (Italy)
Jacob Micflikier: Florida Everblades (ECHL)
Mark Mowers: Fribourg-Gotteron (Swiss NL)
Jerry Pollastrone: Las Vegas Wranglers (ECHL)
Mike Radja: TPS Turku (FNL)
Kevin Regan: Providence Bruins (AHL)
Steve Saviano: Vaxjo Lakers (SEL)
Tyler Scott- Allen Americans (CHL)
Trevor Smith: Bridgeport Sound Tigers (AHL)
Garrett Stafford: Texas Stars (AHL)
Craig Switzer: Las Vegas Wranglers (ECHL)
James van Riemsdyk: Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
Daniel Winnik: Phoenix Coyotes (NHL)
UNH HOCKEY ON THE RADIO: In the summer of 1999, the
University of New Hampshire Athletic Department formed the
“UNH Sports Network” — the largest network ever
to broadcast UNH sporting events.
Wildcats Sports Properties has added WGIN-AM
930 (Rochester) and WQSO-FM 96.7 (Portsmouth) as flagship stations
on the Wildcat Sports Network, joining WGIR-AM 610 (Manchester),
which was added in 2008. All three stations are part of the Clear
Channel family and this change will go into effect at the beginning
of the 2009-10 season.
These three aforementioned stations -- along
with WUVR-AM 1490 (Lebanon), WNTK-FM 99.7 (New London) and WCNL-AM
1010 (Newport) -- will carry the following: all UNH football &
men’s hockey broadcasts and weekly coaches’ shows, a
select number of men’s basketball, women’s basketball,
and women’s hockey broadcasts, as well as “Wildcat
Sports Today”, a three-minute daily update concerning UNH
athletics.
The game can also be heard on the internet at
www.UNHWildcats.com through a service from Stretch Internet.
Stretch has also partnered with UNH to develop a podcast page for
UNH fans to listen to archived broadcasts.
Dan Parkhurst will be handling the play-by-play
for the third straight season, while Pete Webster will once again
be doing the color commentating. Webster has been announcing
Wildcat hockey for 16 years since the 1993-94 season.
LISTEN LIVE ON THE INTERNET: UNHWildcats.com via Stretch
Internet Broadcast will carry all of the UNH men’s ice hockey
action again this season...If you can not attend Wildcat hockey,
you can still tune into the game from anywhere you can gain access
to the internet...Fans can get to the UNH men’s ice hockey
broadcast site by going to the men’s hockey schedule page at
www.unhwildcats.com.
UNH HOCKEY ON TELEVISION: UNH will have nine games
broadcast live on TV in 2009-10. NESN will air four games, while
three will air on ESPNU, while COX-TV and WABI will each broadcast
one.
DATE GAME Channel
Oct. 23 Northeastern NESN
Nov. 6 Boston College
NESN
Nov. 8 AT Mass-Lowell
ESPNU
Dec. 6 at Vermont ESPNU
Dec. 11 at Providence
Cox-TV
Jan. 3 Cornell ESPNU
Feb. 6 at Maine WABI-TV
Feb. 19 Vermont NESN
March 5 Boston College
NESN
THE DICK UMILE SHOW ON RADIO: The Coach’s Show
featuring UNH men’s hockey head coach Dick Umile and hosted
by Mike Murphy begins its 10th season in 2009-10. The Coach’s
Show is broadcast Mondays on the Wildcat Sports Network from
various locations around the seacoast and features Coach Umile, as
well as a student-athlete from the men’s ice hockey team. In
front of a live audience, Murphy and his guests talk about the
latest news and notes regarding UNH hockey.
GRANITE STATE CONNECTION: The Wildcat hockey team
features three players from New Hampshire with Greg Burke (Lee)
Brian Foster (Pembroke) and Paul Thompson (Derry) all hailing from
the Granite State.
WATCH ALL THE ACTION WITH THE UNHWILDCATS.TV: UNH and
Pack Network have once again partnered to provide online video
streaming of UNH’s seven ticketed sports for the upcoming
2009-10 season with UNHwildcats.TV.
Wildcat fans are encouraged to buy the
“Wildcat All-Access Pass” which is an annual
subscription for $79.95 that provides all the live coverage of UNH
home athletic events. Fans can also purchase home events on a per
game basis of $6.95.
