2001–02 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey season

The Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota hosted the 2002 Frozen Four

Duration

October 5, 2001–
April 6, 2002

NCAA tournament

2002

National championship

Xcel Energy Center
St. Paul, Minnesota

NCAA champion

Minnesota

Hobey Baker Award

Jordan Leopold
(Minnesota)

NCAA Division I men's ice hockey seasons
← 2000–01	2002–03 →

The 2001–02 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey season began on October 5, 2001 and concluded with the 2002 NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Tournament's championship game on April 6, 2002 at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota. This was the 55th season in which an NCAA ice hockey championship was held and is the 107th year overall where an NCAA school fielded a team.

Pre-season polls

Main article: 2001–02 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey rankings

The top 15 from USCHO.com/CBS College Sports^[1] and the top 15 from USA Today/American Hockey Magazine.^[2]

USCHO.com/CBS College Sports
Ranking	Team
1	Michigan State (33)
2	North Dakota (4)
3	Colorado College
4	Minnesota (3)
5	Michigan
6	Providence
7	Maine
8	St. Cloud State
9	Harvard
10	New Hampshire
11	Boston College
12	Clarkson
13	Nebraska-Omaha
14	Dartmouth
15	Boston University

USA Today/American Hockey Magazine
Ranking	Team
1	Michigan State (6)
2	North Dakota (7)
3	Minnesota (2)
4	Michigan
5	Providence
6	Colorado College
7	Boston College (4)
8	Harvard
9	St. Cloud State
10	Maine
11	New Hampshire
12	Nebraska-Omaha
13	Clarkson
14	Wisconsin
15t	Dartmouth
15t	Denver

Regular season

Standings^[3]

2001–02 Central Collegiate Hockey Association standings
	Conference							Overall
	GP	W	L	T	PTS	GF	GA	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA
#4 Michigan†*	28	19	5	4	42	97	56	44	28	11	5	154	102
#8 Michigan State	28	18	6	4	40	87	47	41	27	9	5	129	73
#11 Northern Michigan	28	16	10	2	34	86	69	40	26	12	2	135	98
#12 Alaska-Fairbanks	28	15	10	3	33	91	55	37	22	12	3	132	108
Nebraska-Omaha	28	13	11	4	30	72	64	41	21	16	4	112	102
Western Michigan	28	13	12	3	29	92	92	38	19	15	4	123	118
#15 Ohio State	28	12	12	4	28	71	81	40	20	16	4	109	112
Notre Dame	28	12	12	4	28	95	86	38	16	17	5	117	113
Ferris State	28	12	15	1	25	86	83	36	15	20	1	117	109
Miami (OH)	28	9	17	2	20	68	88	36	12	22	2	89	121
Bowling Green	28	7	18	3	17	78	104	40	9	25	6	103	145
Lake Superior State	28	4	22	2	10	38	106	37	8	27	2	61	132
Championship: Michigan † indicates conference regular season champion * indicates conference tournament champion Final rankings: USA Today/American Hockey Magazine Poll Top 15 Poll

2001–02 College Hockey America standings
	Conference							Overall
	GP	W	L	T	PTS	GF	GA	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA
Wayne State†*	20	15	2	3	33	84	48	36	21	11	4	124	112
Bemidji State	19	8	7	4	22	65	61	35	12	18	5	116	146
Alabama-Huntsville	20	10	9	1	21	75	77	37	18	18	1	128	140
Niagara	19	8	10	1	19	61	65	35	17	17	1	120	118
Air Force	18	6	10	2	14	53	63	34	16	16	2	123	119
Findlay	20	5	14	1	11	57	81	35	11	22	2	105	140
Championship: Wayne State † indicates conference regular season champion * indicates conference tournament champion Final rankings: USA Today/American Hockey Magazine Poll Top 15 Poll

2001–02 ECAC Hockey standings
	Conference							Overall
	GP	W	L	T	PTS	GF	GA	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA
#9 Cornell†	22	17	3	2	36	74	34	35	25	8	2	118	63
Clarkson	22	11	6	5	27	62	51	38	17	15	6	109	97
#13 Harvard*	22	10	9	3	23	67	62	34	15	15	4	97	99
Dartmouth	22	9	8	5	23	66	59	32	14	13	5	97	89
Rensselaer	22	10	9	3	23	64	59	37	20	13	4	120	101
Princeton	22	10	10	2	22	51	63	31	11	18	2	66	98
Colgate	22	10	10	2	22	53	59	34	13	19	2	90	121
Brown	22	10	10	2	22	52	53	31	14	15	2	72	80
St. Lawrence	22	9	11	2	20	62	64	34	11	21	2	83	107
Yale	22	9	11	2	20	70	65	31	10	19	2	93	94
Union	22	8	11	3	19	53	58	32	13	13	6	94	90
Vermont	22	3	18	1	7	46	93	31	3	26	2	62	134
Championship: Harvard † indicates conference regular season champion * indicates conference tournament champion Final rankings: USA Today/American Hockey Magazine Poll Top 15 Poll

2001–02 Hockey East standings
	Conference							Overall
	GP	W	L	T	PTS	GF	GA	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA
#3 New Hampshire†*	24	17	4	3	37	103	49	40	30	7	3	184	102
#6 Boston University	24	15	6	3	33	80	65	38	25	10	3	141	110
#2 Maine	24	14	5	5	33	99	62	44	26	11	7	186	116
#14 Massachusetts–Lowell	24	12	9	3	27	70	67	38	22	13	3	121	91
Northeastern	24	11	11	2	24	69	74	39	19	17	3	123	116
Boston College	24	10	13	1	21	73	81	38	18	18	2	119	116
Providence	24	8	13	3	19	68	82	38	13	20	5	115	129
Merrimack	24	6	16	2	14	54	87	36	11	23	2	101	133
Massachusetts	24	3	19	2	8	45	94	34	8	24	2	70	125
Championship: New Hampshire † indicates conference regular season champion * indicates conference tournament champion Final rankings: USA Today/American Hockey Magazine Poll Top 15 Poll

2001–02 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference standings
	Conference							Overall
	GP	W	L	T	PTS	GF	GA	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA
Mercyhurst†	26	21	2	3	45	103	48	37	24	10	3	130	89
Quinnipiac*	26	15	6	5	35	89	57	38	20	13	5	129	110
Holy Cross	26	14	7	5	33	95	69	34	17	12	5	120	109
Sacred Heart	26	15	8	3	33	92	72	34	16	14	4	111	107
Canisius	26	13	9	4	30	94	71	35	14	17	4	122	114
Connecticut	26	11	10	5	27	86	89	36	13	16	7	104	129
Iona	26	12	12	2	26	92	91	33	13	18	2	111	124
Army	26	9	11	6	24	87	86	35	11	18	6	109	114
American International	26	6	20	0	12	59	112	28	7	21	0	63	119
Fairfield	26	4	19	3	11	53	91	32	6	23	3	72	121
Bentley	26	4	20	2	10	57	121	32	4	26	2	69	150
Championship: Quinnipiac † indicates conference regular season champion * indicates conference tournament champion Final rankings: USA Today/American Hockey Magazine Poll Top 15 Poll

2001–02 Western Collegiate Hockey Association standings
	Conference							Overall
	GP	W	L	T	PTS	GF	GA	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA
#5 Denver†*	28	21	6	1	43	108	63	41	32	8	1	158	86
#10 St. Cloud State	28	19	7	2	40	117	65	42	29	11	2	179	99
#1 Minnesota	28	18	7	3	39	113	84	44	32	8	4	197	119
#7 Colorado College	28	16	10	2	34	95	74	43	27	13	3	147	97
Wisconsin	28	12	13	3	27	88	90	39	16	19	4	123	120
Alaska-Anchorage	28	10	14	4	24	79	96	36	12	19	5	99	125
Minnesota State-Mankato	28	11	15	2	24	84	107	38	16	20	2	124	138
North Dakota	28	11	15	2	24	103	100	37	16	19	2	134	136
Minnesota-Duluth	28	6	19	3	15	72	112	40	13	24	3	119	153
Michigan Tech	28	4	22	2	10	66	134	38	8	28	2	92	177
Championship: Denver † indicates conference regular season champion * indicates conference tournament champion Final rankings: USA Today/American Hockey Magazine Poll Top 15 Poll

2002 NCAA Tournament^[4]

Main article: 2002 NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Tournament

First Round			Quarterfinals			Frozen Four			National Championship


1	New Hampshire	–

–	bye	–
			1	New Hampshire	2

			4	Cornell	3
4	Cornell	6

5	Quinnipiac	1
						E1	New Hampshire	2
East Regional
						E3	Maine	7
2	Boston University	–

–	bye	–
			2	Boston University	3

			3	Maine	4
3	Maine	4*

6	Harvard	3
									E3	Maine	3

									W2	Minnesota	4*
1	Denver	–

–	bye	–
			1	Denver	3

			4	Michigan	5
4	Michigan	4

5	St. Cloud State	2
						W4	Michigan	2
West Regional
						W2	Minnesota	3
2	Minnesota	–

–	bye	–
			2	Minnesota	4

			6	Colorado College	2
3	Michigan State	0

6	Colorado College	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

Player stats

Scoring leaders^[5]

The following players led the league in points at the conclusion of the season.

GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes

Player	Class	Team	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
Pohl, JohnJohn Pohl	Senior	Minnesota	44	27	52	79	26
Haydar, DarrenDarren Haydar	Senior	New Hampshire	40	31	45	76	28
Hartigan, MarkMark Hartigan	Junior	St. Cloud State	42	37	38	75	42
Hemingway, ColinColin Hemingway	Junior	New Hampshire	40	33	33	66	20
Taffe, JeffJeff Taffe	Junior	Minnesota	43	34	24	58	86
Theuer, ChadChad Theuer	Senior	Northern Michigan	40	16	39	55	28
Cavosie, MarcMarc Cavosie	Junior	Rensselaer	36	23	28	51	44
Medak, JuddJudd Medak	Senior	Minnesota-Duluth	40	18	33	51	109
Dimitrakos, NikoNiko Dimitrakos	Senior	Maine	43	20	31	51	44
DiCasmirro, NateNate DiCasmirro	Senior	St. Cloud State	41	17	33	50	58
Cullen, MarkMark Cullen	Senior	Colorado College	43	14	36	50	14
Sejna, PeterPeter Sejna	Sophomore	Colorado College	43	26	24	50	16
Metcalf, PeterPeter Metcalf	Senior	Maine	44	9	41	50	66
Shouneyia, JohnJohn Shouneyia	Junior	Michigan	44	10	40	50	46

Leading goaltenders^[5]

The following goaltenders led the league in goals against average at the end of the regular season while playing at least 33% of their team's total minutes.

GP = Games played; Min = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; OT = Overtime/shootout losses; GA = Goals against; SO = Shutouts; SV% = Save percentage; GAA = Goals against average

Player	Class	Team	GP	Min	W	L	OT	GA	SO	SV%	GAA
LeNeveu, DavidDavid LeNeveu	Freshman	Cornell	14	842	11	2	1	21	2	.936	1.50
Dubielewicz, WadeWade Dubielewicz	Junior	Denver	24	1430	20	4	0	41	2	.943	1.72
Miller, RyanRyan Miller	Junior	Michigan State	40	2411	26	9	5	71	8	.936	1.77
Underhill, MattMatt Underhill	Senior	Cornell	21	1334	14	6	1	40	3	.922	1.80
Danis, YannYann Danis	Sophomore	Brown	24	1450	11	10	2	45	3	.938	1.86
McCormick, CamCam McCormick	Senior	Massachusetts-Lowell	24	1372	13	6	3	43	6	.920	1.88
Morrison, MikeMike Morrison	Senior	Maine	30	1645	20	3	4	60	2	.921	2.19
Weasler, DeanDean Weasler	Senior	St. Cloud State	32	1727	21	6	2	64	3	.923	2.22
Blackburn, JoshJosh Blackburn	Senior	Michigan	43	2567	27	11	5	97	5	.904	2.27
Aubry, PeterPeter Aubry	Senior	Mercyhurst	29	1683	19	7	2	64	4	.925	2.28

Awards

NCAA

Award^[6]		Recipient
Hobey Baker Memorial Award		Jordan Leopold, Minnesota
Spencer T. Penrose Award (Coach of the Year)		Tim Whitehead, Maine
Most Outstanding Player in NCAA Tournament		Grant Potulny, Minnesota

AHCA All-American Teams^[7]
East First Team	Position	West First Team
Matt Underhill, Cornell	G	Ryan Miller, Michigan State
Jim Fahey, Northeastern	D	Mike Komisarek, Michigan
Douglas Murray, Cornell	D	Jordan Leopold, Minnesota
Marc Cavosie, Rensselaer	F	Mike Cammalleri, Michigan
Darren Haydar, New Hampshire	F	Mark Hartigan, St. Cloud State
Colin Hemingway, New Hampshire	F	John Pohl, Minnesota
East Second Team	Position	West Second Team
Yann Danis, Brown	G	Wade Dubielewicz, Denver
Chris Dyment, Boston University	D	Andrew Hutchinson, Michigan State
Peter Metcalf, Maine	D	John-Michael Liles, Michigan State
	D	Greg Zanon, Nebraska-Omaha
Niko Dimitrakos, Maine	F	Rob Collins, Ferris State
Ben Eaves, Boston College	F	Mark Cullen, Colorado College
Matt Murley, Rensselaer	F	Jeff Hoggan, Nebraska-Omaha

CCHA

Awards^[8]		Recipient
Player of the Year		Ryan Miller, Michigan State
Best Defensive Forward		Bobby Andrews, Alaska-Fairbanks
Best Defensive Defenseman		Mike Komisarek, Michigan
Best Offensive Defenseman		John-Michael Liles, Michigan State
Rookie of the Year		Pat Dwyer, Western Michigan
Goaltender of the Year		Ryan Miller, Michigan State
Coach of the Year		Guy Gadowsky, Alaska-Fairbanks
Terry Flanagan Memorial Award		Scott Titus, Ohio State
Ilitch Humanitarian Award		Kevin O'Malley, Michigan
Most Valuable Player in Tournament		Mike Cammalleri, Michigan

All-CCHA Teams^[9]^[10]
First Team	Position	Second Team
Ryan Miller, Michigan State	G	Dan Ellis, Nebraska-Omaha
John-Michael Liles, Michigan State	D	Andrew Hutchinson, Michigan State
Mike Komisarek, Michigan	D	Greg Zanon, Nebraska-Omaha
Jeff Hoggan, Nebraska-Omaha	F	Mike Cammalleri, Michigan
Chris Kunitz, Ferris State	F	Bobby Andrews, Alaska-Fairbanks
Rob Collins, Ferris State	F	John Shouneyia, Michigan
Rookie Team	Position
Mike Brown, Ferris State	G
Eric Werner, Michigan	D
Matt York, Ferris State	D
Pat Dwyer, Western Michigan	F
Eric Nystrom, Michigan	F
Jim Slater, Michigan State	F
Aaron Voros, Alaska-Fairbanks	F

CHA

Award^[11]		Recipient
Player of the Year		David Guerrera, Wayne State
Rookie of the Year		Riley Riddell, Bemidji State
Coach of the Year		Bill Wilkinson, Wayne State
Student-Athlete of the Year		Brian Gornick, Air Force
Most Valuable Player in Tournament		Dustin Kingston, Wayne State

All-CHA Teams^[12]^[13]
First Team	Position	Second Team
David Guerrera, Wayne State	G	Grady Hunt, Bemidji State
Tyler Kindle, Wayne State	D	Scott Crawford, Niagara
Tyler Butler, Alabama-Huntsville	D	Brant Somerville, Findlay
Jason Durbin, Wayne State	F	Chris Vail, Wayne State
Marty Goulet, Bemidji State	F	Riley Riddell, Bemidji State
Derek Olson, Air Force	F	Rigel Shaw, Findlay
	F	Steve Cherlebois, Air Force
Rookie Team	Position
Zach Sikich, Alabama-Huntsville	G
Doug Watkins, Alabama-Huntsville	D
Anders Olsson, Bemidji State	D
Jared Ross, Alabama-Huntsville	F
Andrew Murray, Bemidji State	F
Riley Riddell, Bemidji State	F
Rigel Shaw, Findlay	F

ECAC

Award^[14]		Recipient
Player of the Year		Marc Cavosie, Rensselaer
Rookie of the Year		Christopher Higgins, Yale
Coach of the Year		Mike Schafer, Cornell
Best Defensive Forward		Stephen Bâby, Cornell
Best Defensive Defenseman		Brian McMeekin, Cornell
Ken Dryden Award		Matt Underhill, Cornell
Most Outstanding Player in Tournament		Tyler Kolarik, Harvard

All-ECAC Hockey Teams^[15]^[16]
First Team	Position	Second Team
Matt Underhill, Cornell	G	Yann Danis, Brown
Kerry Ellis-Toddington, Clarkson	D	Trevor Byrne, Dartmouth
Douglas Murray, Cornell	D	Mark McRae, Cornell
Marc Cavosie, Rensselaer	F	Stephen Bâby, Cornell
Mike Maturo, Dartmouth	F	Christopher Higgins, Yale
Matt Murley, Rensselaer	F	Brett Nowak, Harvard
Rookie Team	Position
David LeNeveu, Cornell	G
Randy Jones, Clarkson	D
Noah Welch, Harvard	D
Christopher Higgins, Yale	F
Jordan Webb, Union	F
Lee Stempniak, Dartmouth	F

Hockey East

Award^[17]		Recipient
Player of the Year		Darren Haydar, New Hampshire
Rookie of the Year		Sean Collins, New Hampshire
Bob Kullen Coach of the Year Award		Dick Umile, New Hampshire
Len Ceglarski Sportsmanship Award		Jon DiSalvatore, Providence
Best Defensive Forward		Mike Pandolfo, Boston University
Best Defensive Defenseman		Chris Dyment, Boston University
Three-Stars Award		Colin Hemingway, New Hampshire
William Flynn Tournament Most Valuable Player		Darren Haydar, New Hampshire

All-Hockey East Teams^[18]^[19]
First Team	Position	Second Team
Mike Morrison, Maine	G	Mike Ayers, New Hampshire
Jim Fahey, Northeastern	D	Chris Dyment, Boston University
Peter Metcalf, Maine	D	Garrett Stafford, New Hampshire
Darren Haydar, New Hampshire	F	Niko Dimitrakos, Maine
Colin Hemingway, New Hampshire	F	Ben Eaves, Boston College
Tony Voce, Boston College	F	Ed McGrane, Massachusetts-Lowell
Rookie Team	Position
Keni Gibson, Northeastern	G
Ryan Whitney, Boston University	D
Sean Collins, New Hampshire	F
Brian McConnell, Boston University	F
Colin Shields, Maine	F
Dave Spina, Boston College	F

MAAC

Award^[20]		Recipient
Offensive Player of the Year		Patrick Rissmiller, Holy Cross
Defensive Player of the Year		Steve Tobio, Bentley
Goaltender of the Year		Peter Aubry, Mercyhurst
Offensive Rookie of the Year		Chris Casey, Army
Defensive Rookie of the Year		Jamie Holden, Quinnipiac
Coach of the Year		Paul Pearl, Holy Cross
Tournament Most Valuable Player		Matt Craig, Quinnipiac

All-MAAC Teams^[21]^[22]
First Team	Position	Second Team
Peter Aubry, Mercyhurst	G	Eddy Ferhi, Sacred Heart
Steve Tobio, Bentley	D	Nathan Lutz, Iona
Mike Boylan, Connecticut	D	R.J. Irving, Holy Cross
Patrick Rissmiller, Holy Cross	F	Brandon Doria, Holy Cross
Louis Goulet, Mercyhurst	F	Brian Herbert, Quinnipiac
Ryan Carter, Iona	F	Martin Paquet, Sacred Heart
	F	Adam Tackaberry, Mercyhurst
Rookie Team	Position
Jamie Holden, Quinnipiac	G
T. J. Kemp, Mercyhurst	D
Adam Rhein, Connecticut	D
Chris Casey, Army	F
Bryan Goodwin, Bentley	F
Rich Hanson, Mercyhurst	F
Brent Williams, Iona	F

WCHA

Award^[23]		Recipient
Player of the Year		Mark Hartigan, St. Cloud State
Defensive Player of the Year		Jordan Leopold, Minnesota
Rookie of the Year		Brandon Bochenski, North Dakota
Student-Athlete of the Year		Mark Cullen, Colorado College
Coach of the Year		George Gwozdecky, Denver
Most Valuable Player in Tournament		Wade Dubielewicz, Denver

All-WCHA Teams^[24]^[25]
First Team	Position	Second Team
Wade Dubielewicz, Denver	G	Dean Weasler, St. Cloud State
Jordan Leopold, Minnesota	D	Matt Shasby, Alaska-Anchorage
Andy Reierson, Minnesota-Duluth	D	Paul Martin, Minnesota
Mark Hartigan, St. Cloud State	F	Ryan Bayda, North Dakota
John Pohl, Minnesota	F	Nate DiCasmirro, St. Cloud State
Mark Cullen, Colorado College	F	Judd Medak, Minnesota-Duluth
Third Team	Position	Rookie Team
Adam Berkhoel, Denver	G	Bernd Brückler, Wisconsin
Tom Preissing, Colorado College	D	Keith Ballard, Minnesota
Aaron MacKenzie, Denver	D	Matt Gens, St. Cloud State
Jeff Taffe, Minnesota	F	Mike Doyle, St. Cloud State
Connor James, Denver	F	Brandon Bochenski, North Dakota
Peter Sejna, Colorado College	F	Peter Szabo, St. Cloud State

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