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Princeton University Hockey 196283 - The 8pth Season 

Table of Content s 

This Is Princeton 3 

Head Coach Jim Higgins 6 

Assistant Coach Bruce Delventhal, Dr . Donal d 

Christie, Trainer George Salvaterra 

Hobey A .H. Baker'14 8 

Baker Memorial Rink 8 

Captain Keith Banke r 

The Tigers : 

Scott Billeadeau and Mike Boyles 

1 1 

Dave Clark and Tom Daccord 

1 3 

Marc Daniel and Ron Dennis 

2 4 

Chuck Huggins and Ed Lee 

2 6 

Steve MacDonald and Wally McDonough 2 8 

Jim Matthews and Paul Matthews 

Rob Schauer and Tom Shustarich 

Rick Valdarchi and Stu Wanlin 

Team Picture and Roster 

Tonight's Game 

Princeton Hockey Awards 

Editor - Nicholas Donatiello, Jr . '82 

Director of Sports Information 

Inside Baker Rink is published by the Princeton University Office Associate Editor - Mark Bergero 

of Sports Information, Department of Athletics, Physical Educa 

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Princeton University is a private, coeducational university 

located in Princeton, N .J ., midway between 

New York City and Philadelphia . 

One of the country's outstanding educational institutions, 

Princeton is often characterized as "the smallest 

of the great research universities . " 

When Princeton was chartered in 1746 as the College 

of New Jersey, it became British North America's 

fourth college . Originally located in Elizabeth, and 

later in Newark, the College moved to Princeton in 

University Chapel 

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1756 to occupy the newly completed Nassau Hall, 

which housed the entire college for nearly half a 

century . Nassau Hall was one of the largest buildings in 

the colonies and played an important part in their early 

history, serving as the home of the continental Congress 

in 1783 and surviving bombardment during the Battle 

of Princeton, January 3, 1777 . Today Nassau Hall holds 

many of the universities administrative offices, including 

those of William G . Bowen, the 17th President o f 

Princeton . 

Pyne Hall

Conr-,ec 'rom oage 3 

Princeton has expanded considerably since its early 

years - in campus, in enrollment . and in breadth of 

instruction. The campus now covers more than 2,000 

acres, of which 200 comprise the main campus . A 

wealth of architectural styles is displayed, ranging 

from the oldest colonial buildings to the predominantly 

Gothic dormitories . and including modern structures 

by such eminent architects as Minoru Yamasaki, Edward 

Larrabee Barnes . Lew Davis . and I .M . Pei . 

The student body numbers approximately 4,400 

undergraduates and 1,500 graduate students in more 

than 60 departments and programs . The Univesity 

offers instruction in the liberal arts and sciences, and i n 

1879 Hall 

the professional programs of the School of Architecture 

and Urban Planning, the School of Engineering and 

Applied Science, and the Woodrow Wilson School of 

Public and International Affairs . 

A significant change in Princeton undergraduate life 

was announced .in 1980. Three additional residential 

colleges are being added to the present two and within 

the next year all freshman and sophomores will live in 

colleges housing between 450 and 500 students each 

with a central dining and social facility . 

Athletics at Princeton probably involve more students 

than any other non-academic activity on campus . The 

University's commitment to amateur athletics has 


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fostered a wide range of intercollegeiate and intramural 

programs for all levels of athletic aoil ty Princeton has 

nearly 80 teams and crews which participate in intercollegiate 

and club varsity competition and which 

involve nearly 35 percent of the student body . About 60 

percent of all undergraduates are currently involved in 

the intramural athletics program . 

Princeton's facilities for athletics are generally considered 

among the finest in the nation . They include 

two large gymnasiums . extensive playing fields, indoor 

and outdoor tennis courts . a45,000-seat stadium with a 

new all-weather track, a field house, an indoor rink for 

ice hockey and skating, a boat house and an indoo r 

Firestone Library 

rowing tank, and a 2,000-yard Olympic course for crew 

racing on Lake Carnegie . 

Three miles northeast of the main campus on U .S . 

Route 1 is the University's James Forrestal Research 

Campus. On this campus, more than 600 Univesity 

scientists and engineers are exploring an alternate 

source of energy at the Plasma Physics Laboratory, a 

major nuclear fusion research project sponsored by 

the U .S . Department of Energy . 

Among Princeton University's distinguished institutional 

neighbors are the Institute for Advanced Study, 

the Princeton Theological Seminary, and the Westminster 

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HEAD COACH JIM HIGGIN S 

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Coach Jim Higgins, 40, begins his sixth year at the helm of 

Princeton's hockey program . Last season the Tigers finished with 

an overall record of 9-14-3 including a 5-3-2 mark in Ivy playgood 

for third place in the League . Higgins coached squads have 

posted a total record of 46-73-9 during his five years at Princeton . 

This past summer, Higgins coached in the National Sports Festival 

IV in Indianapolis, Ind ., held July 22-30 . He was selected to the 

coaching staff by a committee of college coaches with assistance 

from the Amateur Hockey Association (AHA), and led his South 

squad to a bronze medal . 

The Cambridge, Massachusetts native took over a floundering 

Colgate program in 1975 as his first head coaching assignment . In 

the next two seasons the Red Raiders improved dramatically, 

compiling marks of 9-16 and 12-16. In 1977 Higgins led the 

Colgate squad to its best ECAC season since 1966, and started the 

upswing in fortunes that culminated in the Red Raiders' first playoff 

appearance in 14 years . Colgate finished with a 10-14 ECAC 

Division I record, which included wins over both Boston University 

and New Hampshire-the East's two top clubs that year and 

eventual third and fourth place finishers in the NCAA finals . 

Higgins moved to Princeton the next year and directed the Tigers 

to their best finish in a decade. Princeton went 9-14-1, a marked 

improvement over the 3-21-1 mark of the previous year . After 

losing the nucleus of his Tiger team to graduation . Higgins saw the 

team stumble to a 5-17-4 record in 1978-79 . 

In 1980, Princeton logged an 11-15 record, 7-3 in Ivy play . It was 

the first winning Ivy season for the Tigers since 1953 . Two seasons 

ago the Tigers improved again-to 12-13-their best record since 

1967-68 . 

Higgins stepped into the collegiate coaching ranks in 1970 as 

coach of freshman hockey at Dartmouth and compiled a four-year 

record of 52-17-2 including a 17-1 mark in 1973 . He spent a year as 

assistant varsity coach at Brown before moving on to Colgate . 

Higgins is a 1963 graduate of Boston University where he played 

an important role on Terrier teams . Following graduation he 

served in the U .S. Army Medical Corps before beginning his 

coaching career at Falmouth (Mass.) High School in 1966 . In 1967 

he became head coach at Falmouth and led his teams to a threeyear 

record of 34-4-1, dropping only one regular season game 

during that span . 

Higgins resides in Hopewell, N .J., with his wife Anne, their six-year 

old daughter Caitrin and two-year old daughter Kienan . 

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BRUCE DELVENTHAL - Assistant Coac h 

Bruce W . Delventhal, 33, begins his second season as assistant varsity hockey coach at 

Princeton University. A native of Englewood, N .J., Delventhal is a 1971 graduate of Hamilton 

College, where he played for two seasons on the varsity hockey team . 

Delventhal came to Princeton after a successful three-year tenure as head coach at the 

Northwood School in Lake Placid, N .Y . His teams compiled a record of 67-20-2 during the span . 

In 1978-79, his first season as the Northwood coach, Delventhal led the team to a 25-4 record and 

the championship of the 1978 Choate School Christmas Tournament . 

The 25 victories in that season constituted a record at Northwood . surpassing the achievements 

of such previous coaches as Jim Fullertown (coach at Brown University, 1956-70), Charlie Holt 

(head coach at the University of New Hampshire), and Brian Mason (head coach at Rochester 

Institute of Technology) . The squad was voted the No . 1 Prep School team in the nation in the 

Hockey Magazine poll . Delventhal also served as athletic director during his three years at 

Northwood . 

Delventhal's wife Allie is a graduate of Syracuse University and earned her masters degree from 

Columbia University . They are the parents of a three-year old son, Brent. 

DONALD CHRISTIE -- Team Doctor 

Associate Director of University Health Services Dr . Donald Christie begins his sixth campaign 

as the Tiger team physician. A native of Maine, he received his M .D. from the University of 

Rochester. Christie trained in his specialty field . internal medicine, at the University of Iowa, 

where he served as chief medical resident . Before coming to Princeton in 1977, he was assistant 

professor of preventive medicine at Rochester . He is a member of the American College of 

Physicians and the American College of Sports Medicine, a group which is devising sports 

medicine curricula for physicians . 

A 100-yard and 220-yard dashman in high school . Dr. Christie now contents himself with 

running middle distances . He can't skate a step, but that does not curb his enthusiasm for 

Princeton University hockey . 

GEORGE SALVATERRA -- Team Traine r 


gorge Salvaterra returns for his second year as an assistant to Head Athletic Trainer Dick 

Milacrea. The 28 year old Salvaterra came to Princeton after a one-year stint as assistant trainer 

a t Lafayette College . I n his year at the Easton, Pa .-based school, Salvaterra served as the head 

trainer for five intercollegiate sports including men's soccer, wrestling, baseball,7ayvee football, 

and women's basketball . He also developed physical conditioning programs for soccer and 

baseball, and taught student trainers . 

Salvaterra earned a master's degree in Health and Physical Education from Michigan State 

University in 1980 after receiving a bachelor's degree in biology from West Chester (Pa .) State 

College in 1977 . At Michigan State, he served as a graduate assistant trainer while developing 

and administering conditioning programs . 

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THE BAKER MEMORIAL RIN K 

HOBEY A.H. BAKER '1 4 


Some six decades ago, in December of 1921, it was announced that Princeton would 

build a hockey rink and name it after its greatest athletic hero, Hobey Baker, whose 

efforts on the ice, on the gridiron, and on the field of world conflct, had already 

become the stuff of legend . 

The spirit of Hobey Baker lives on in the rink which bears his name, in the S .R .O . 

crowds which fill the stands, and in the teams which grace the ice . As part of the 

University's ongoing commitment to hockey excellence, Baker Rink is undergoing 

major renovations. The first and second stages of the multi-stage project have been 

completed and more exciting improvements are on the way . 

First, in the summer of 1981, new ice-making machinery was installed at Baker, 

giving the rink as modern a system as can be found anywhere . Approximately 

$575,000 was spent on a complete replacement of the rink's refrigeration system . 

The second stage of the renovation was just recently completed . This included 

construction of a new facility containing locker rooms, a trainer's room with 

provisions for a whirlpool and a separate suture room, a changing room for coaches 

and officials, a skate sharpening room, and rooms for equipment storage . 

These improvements constitute the "tip of the iceberg" in the multistage plan to 

make Baker Rink one of the finest skating facilities anywhere, for skaters and 

spectators both . Among planned improvements are replacement of the lighting and 

public address systems and renovation of the lobby area, including he refreshment 

stand and rest rooms . When these renovations have been completed, the final 

stages will include the construction of a balcony, the addition of new seating, and 

the installation of an up-to-date air circulation system which will permit the 

extension of the skating season . 

The man after whom Baker Rink, the Hobey Baker Trophy and the Hobey Baker 

Memorial Award are named was born in Wissahickon, Pennsylvania in 1892 . Baker 

attended St. Paul's School in Concord, N .H. before coming to Princeton in 

September 1910 . 

It was at Princeton that Baker distinguished himself as the greatest collegiate 

hockey player of all time, dominating every game he played, and frustrating the 

hardest efforts of opponents to contain him . His skating and stickhandling skills 

were unmatched . I n three years he led the Princeton team to a combined record of 

27-7, including three Intercollegiate League Championships . 

Also a standout on the gridiron, Baker captained the Princeton footballers in his 

senior year, when the team compiled a record of 5-2-1 . In his three years as star 

halfback, Princeton won 20 games, lost 3, and tied 4 . Baker's single-season 

Princeton scoring record of 92 points, set in 1912, held up for more than 60 years . 

A hero in life, so was Baker a hero in death . A captain, and commander of the 141st 

Aero Squadron, American Expeditionary Forces, Bakerdied in Toul, France making 

one last flight" shortly after the end of the first World War . Typical of Baker, he was 

testing a newly repaired plane, so that no one under his command would have to 

face the risk . Baker had, in fact, been given demobilization orders an hour before : his 

duty was at an end, and he was to leave Paris by train that night . 

For all his accomplishments, Hobey Baker has been elected a member of the 

Hockey Hall of Fame, the United States Hockey Hall of Fame, and the National 

Football Hall of Fame . 

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5-11 175 22 Senio r 

Princeton Background: Captain of this year's squad . .. Respected by 

teammates . . . An excellent penalty killer . . . Has good defensive skills for a 

forward, and may see sometime at the blue line this year . .. A thinking mans 

hockey player . .. Scored his only goal of the '82 season in the victory over 

Rennselaer . .. Junior year point production dropped from sophomore 

season . .. Scored two game-winning goals in overtime in that sophomore 

campaign . .. A civil engineering major . 

Secondary School Background: A hockey, football, and baseball standout 

at North High School in North St . Paul . .. A two-time All-Conference hockey 

player and the second all-time leading scorer of his school played for 

Coach Bill Halbreder . .. Captained all three squads his senior year . .. Was 

named Most Valuable Athlete in the school the same year . 

Personal Background: Son of Mrs. Willard C. Benker of 2786 Keller 

Parkway, Maplewood . . . has a younger sister . .. Also enjoys waterskiing . 

softball, and biking . .. Born: 10/28/60 

CAREER VARSITY TOTALS 

Games Goal s Assist s Point s 

1979-80 (freshman) 

22 

5 

5 

1 0 

1980-81 (sophomore) 26 5 11 1 6 

1981-82 (junior) 25 1 

4 5 

73 T1_ TO 3 1 

10 

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SCOTT BILLEADEAU 

Defenseman 5-7 

MIKE BOYLES 

Defenseman 


Grand Rapids, MI 

167 21 Junio r 

Princeton Background : One of the best puck-handlers on the team .. a 

stalwart on defense, but may move up front . .. A team player that gets the job 

done . .. Assisted on two goals in the opener vs . Elmira last season . .. Also 

earned two assists in the win over Rennselaer . .. An offensive threat for a 

defenseman . .. Majoring in economics . 

Secondary School Background: Attended Grand Rapids High School in 

Grand Rapids, MI . .. Played hockey, golf and football . .. A two-time All- 

Conference selection in hockey . . . Grand Rapids won the 1980 Minnesota 

State High School Hockey Championship . .. An All-Conference pick in 

football as a middle linebacker . . . Captain of hockey and golf squads . . . 

Played for three different hockey coaches: Buzz Christissen, Lyn Ellingson 

and Ted Brill . .. Graduated with highest honors . 

Personal Background : Son of Reed and Betty Billeadeau of 1001 4th Avenue 

N .W . in Grand Rapids . .. Has two older brothers . .. Also enjoys hunting, 

playing frisbee and listening to music . .. Born : 9/26/61 . 

CAREER VARSITY TOTAL S 

Games Goals Assists Points 

1980-81 (freshman) 24 2 6 8 

1981-82 (sophomore) 26 0 7 7 

50 2 13 1 5 

5-10 165 21 

Minneapolis, Minn . 

Senio r 

Princeton Background : The lone senior defenseman on this year's squad . . . 

A likeable teammate and good skater .. An ironman who hasn't missed a 

game through his first three seasons . .. A good stick checker . .. Carries the 

puck well . . . Scored his first collegiate goal as a sophomore vs . Harvard . . . 

His only tally last season came in the victory over Holy Cross . .. Assisted on 

three goals in the Air Force game as a sophomore . . . Has had only eight 

penalties in three years . .. A civil engineering major . 

Secondary School Background : Attended Washburn High School in Minneapolis 

. .. Played hockey, soccer and baseball . .. A three-year hockey 

letterman . . . Voted team's Most Valuable Underclassman and Best Defenseman 

twice each . .. All-City as a senior . . . Captained the hockey and soccer 

teams . . . Played hockey for Coach Peter Jocketty . 

Personal Background : Son of William and Charlotte Boyles of 5901 Fremont 

Avenue South, Minneapolis . .. Has two older brothers . .. Both parents are 

University of Minnesota graduates . .. Also enjoys tennis . .. Born : 7/12/61 . 

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1980-81 (sophomore) 25 1 8 9 

1981-82 (junior) 26 1 8 9 

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Princeton Background : An excellent two-way hockey player . .. A good 

checker and an aggressive defensive forward . .. Scored a hat trick in the 7-2 

win over Dartmouth last season . . . . . . His second goal in that contest was the 

game-winner Scored a power play in the win over Yale . . . Tallied a 

short-handed goal in the win over Holy Cross ... Excellent in the offensive 

corners . .. Not intimidated, but does intimidate . . . As a freshman, made his 

collegiate debut with one goal and three assists vs . Army . .. Majoring in 

English . 

Secondary School Background: Attended A .E. Peacock High School in 

Moose Jaw . . . Was an All-Star in the Saskatchewan Junior A League . .. Also a 

city badminton singles champion . 

Personal Background : Son of Ivan and Rachel Clark of Maple Creek . .. Born : 

11/20/59 . 


Games Goal s Assists Points 


1979-80 (sophomore) 

1981-82 (junior) 

26 

26 

25 

6 

4 

8 

15 

12 

16 

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16 

24 

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Beaconsfield, Que. 

170 20 Sophomor e 

Princeton Background: Played for the JV squad as a freshman last season . . . 

Led the JV team in scoring . .. Needs to be a little more aggressive . .. Good 

with the puck . .. Makes nice plays . .. Has a good shot . .. Major is undecided . 

Secondary School Background : Attended Loyola High School in Montreal 

and Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, N .H . . .. A three-year letter winner at 

Loyola and two-year man at Exeter ... Was the leading scorer and captain at 

Exeter senior year . 

Personal Background: Son of Claude and Nancy Daccord of 266 Milton 

Road, Beaconsfield ... Has a younger brother and sister . .. Enjoys public 

speaking ... Born: 4/9/62 . 

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Coming off a two-game trip in Colorado, the Princeton 

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confines of Baker Rink this Wednesday for a 7 :30 p .m . 

encounter with a powerful University of New Hampshire 

squad. Princeton. 6-6 on the season including a 4-2 

mark at Baker Rink, will attempt to slow the streaking 

Wildcats (7-3-0), who captured the Auld Lang Syne 

Classic held Dec . 30-31 at Hanover, N .H ., with wins 

over Maine (8-5) and Dartmouth (7-0) . Later in the 

week, Friday the 7th, the Tigers travel to Brown for a 

7:30 p .m . Ivy League contest vs . the Bruins, a team 

which Princeton defeated by a 6-3 margin for its first 

victory of the 1982-83 season . 

"We played well out in Colorado and now we're 

coming back into our ECAC season where we have a 

number of critical games," said Princeton Head Coach 

Jim Higgins . "We'll have to be ready and we'll have to 

play well if we expect to be in the play-off picture ." 

Higgins added, New Hampshire is an excellent hockey 

team and Brown has been playing well of late . " 

New Hampshire leads Princeton, 8-2, in an overall 

series dating back to Feb. 5, 1931 . The Wildcats 

defeated the Tigers 8-1 in last years confrontation in 

Durham, N .H. Brown also holds the advantage in a 

series with Princeton, 49-28-1, dating back to Mar . 1, 

1901 . The Tigers, however, have dominated the Bruins 


15 

By MARK BERGERON 

Sports Information Assistant 

recently with a total of eight straight victorie s 

Last week in Colorado Springs . Colo., at the Broadmoor 

World Arena, Princeton defeated the University 

of Denver, 4-1, on Wednesday before dropping a hardfought 

7-6 decision the following night to Colorado 

College . 

In the Denver contest, sophomore center Steve 

MacDonald (Mississauga, Ont .) netted a third period 

shorthanded goal with the score knotted at one for the 

gamewinner . Seniordefenseman Mike Boyles (Minneapolis, 

Minn .) and junior wing Ed Lee (Mount Bristol, 

R .I.) added insurance tallies while senior netminder 

Ron Dennis (Vancouver, B .C.) turned aside 39-of-40 

shots . Freshman wing Bill Brady (Philadelphia . Pa .) 

had spotted the Tigers a 1-0 lead with a tally off assists 

from seniors wing Jim Matthews (London . Ont.) and 

center Chuck Huggins (Concord, Mass .) . 

Colorado College took advantage of nine powerplay 

opportunities and pumped in four PP goals en 

route to a7-6 triumph. Colorado College led 7-4 before 

freshman center Pat Brodeur (Midland, Ont.) and 

sophomore defenseman Rob Scheuer (Winnipeg, Man .) 

scored 58 seconds apart in the closing minutes in the 

comeback bid . Boyles and Dennis were named to the 

All-Tournament Team . 

Tonights officials 

Charles Holden (Ref .) 

John Warchol (line .) 

Patrick Dapuzzo (line . ) 

Sophomore center Steve 

MacDonald (24) scored the 

gamewmmng goal in the 4-1 

triumph over Denver The 

shorthanded tally was the 

first goal of the season for 

MacDonald. 

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1982-83 PRINCETON VARSITY STATISTICS 

Overall. (cumulative thru Won : 6 . Lost 6 . Tied : 0 Goals For: 50 Against : 55 

ECAC Div . 1 . 12 games) Won : 4 . Lost 5, Tied : 0 Goals For 36 Against: 4 4 

'-Ivy League. Won : 2. Lost : 2 . Tied: 0 Goals For 16 A gains t: 

1 9 

Name 

Ed Lee 

POS . 

W 

CL. 

Jr . 

GP 

12 

GOAL 

8 

ASST . 

10 

PTS . 

18 

PEN/MIN 

10/20 

GOAL 

5 

ASST . 

9 

PTS . 

1 4 

Chuck Huggins C Sr . 12 8 6 14 0/0 7 4 1 1 

Bill Brady W Fr . 12 4 8 12 5/10 2 7 9 

Rob Scheuer 

Jim Matthews 

Tim Oshier 

Paul Matthews 

Tom Daccord 

Pat Brodeur 

Keith Benker (C) 

D 

W 

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W 

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Jr . 

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Jr . 

So . 

Fr . 

Sr . 

12 

12 

12 

9 

10 

12 

12 

3 

5 

2 

1 

6 

5 

1 

7 

4 

7 

8 

2 

2 

5 

10 

9 

9 

9 

8 

7 

6 

5/10 

2/4 

4/8 

1/2 

1/2 

0/0 

3/6 

2 

5 

2 

1 

4 

3 

1 

6 

3 

5 

4 

2 

1 

3 

8 

8 

7 

5 

6 

4 

4 

Cliff Abrecht 

Todd Ladda 

Mike Boy les 

0 

W 

D 

Fr . 

Fr. 

Sr . 

11 

12 

12 

1 

2 

1 

4 

2 

3 

5 

4 

4 

13/26 

2/4 

5/10 

1 

2 

0 

1 

2 

2 

4 

Steve MacDonald C 

So. 12 1 2 3 3/6 0 2 2 

Jeff York D Fr. 12 . 1 2 3 8/16 0 

Rick Valdarchi D Jr. 11 0 3 3 5/10 0 

Mike Donato D Fr. 12 0 2 2 1/2 0 2 2 

Tom Shustarich W So . 12 1 0 1 2/4 1 0 1 

Chris King C Fr . 4 0 1 1 0/0 0 1 1 

Scott Billeadeau k 0 Jr . 2 0 1 1 0/0 0 1 1 

Ron Dennis G Sr. 11 0 1 1 1/2 0 1 1 

Dave Clark a W Sr. 2 0 0 0 1/2 0 0 0 

Wally McDonough G . Jr . 3 0 0 0 0/0 0 0 0 

Tony Manory G Fr . 2 0 0 0 0/0 0 0 0 

Team 1/ 2 

PRINCETON 12 50 80 130 74/148 36 57 9 3 

Opponent 12 55 89 144 79/166@ 44 71 11 5 

x - left the team @ - excludes penalty sho t 

GAMEWINNING GOALS : Abrecht (Brown) ; Huggins (Boston College) ; JMatthews (Maine) : Brady (2nd Yale) : Brodeur (Union) : and MacDonald 

(Denver) . 

HAT TRICKS : Daccord (Providence) . 

GOALTENDING W-L GP/MINUTE SAVE GA PCT . AVG . GP/MINUTE SAVE GA PCT. AVG . 

Dennis 5-6 11/651 :20 387 50 .886 4 .61 8/53 :30 311 42 881 4 .7 4 

McDonough 0-0 3/ 44 :44 24 3 .889 4 .01 2/ 4 :44 2 1 667 12 .20 

Manory 1-0 2/ 26 :14 11 2 .846 4 .57 1/ 5 :55 4 1 800 10 .1 4 

Empty Net 1/ 0 :10 0 0/ 0:00 0 

PRINCETON 6-6 121722 :39 422 55 .885 4 .57 9/542 :20 317 44 .878 48 7 

Opponent 6-6 12/722 :39 374 50 .882 4 .15 9/542 :20 251 36 875 3 .9 8 

SCORE BY PERIOD S 

POWER PLAY EFFICIENCY 

Princeton 12 10 27 1 + 50 

Princeton 7 of 64 (10 .9% ) 

Opponent 14 19 21 1 - 55 Opponent 14-of-60 (23 .3% ) 

(14 PRIN/Opp double pen .) 

Power Play Goals: JMatthews 2 : Brodeur 2 ; Daccord: Lee; Scheuer. 

Shorthanded Goals: MacDonald . 

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1982-83 PRINCETON HOCKEY SCHEDUL E 

Nov . 21 YALE' L 3-6 Jan . 5 NEW HAMPSHIRE 7 :30 

23 at BOSTON UNIV. L 2-5 7 at BROWN' 730 

26 BROWN' W 6-3 24 at CORNELL' 7 :30 

28 BOSTON COLLEGE W 4-2 26 at COLGATE 7 :30 

Dec . 1 MAINE W 7 .6 29 CORNELL' 730 

4 at NORTHEASTERN L 3-7 Feb . 4 VERMONT 73 0 

8 

11 

PROVIDENCE 

at YALE' 

(OT) L4-6 

W 5-1 

5 

11 

RENSSELAER 

at DARTMOUTH 

73 0 

73 0 

15 Union College (OT) W 4-3 12 at Williams 4 :0 0 

18 

29 

at HARVARD' 

at Denver# 

L 2-9 

W 4-1 

18 

19 

at ST . LAWRENCE 

at CLARKSON 

73 0 

73 0 

30 at Colorado College L 6-7 25 DARTMOUTH' 7 :30 

= Ivy League contest 

27 HARVARD' 2 :00 

k = at Colorado Springs, Colo . 

ECAC games in CAPS 

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Tony Manory 

'Rick Valdarchi 

Rob Schauer 

'Mike Boyles 

Pat Brodeur 

Cliff Abrecht 

'Keith Banker 

'Jim Matthews 

Stu Wanlin 

Danni Titus 

'Chuck Huggins 

Kevin Gordon 

Tom Daccord 

'Ed Lee 

'Paul Matthews 

Mike Donato 

Tim Oshier 

'Tom Shustarich 

'Scott Billeadeau 

Bill Brady 

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Fr 

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Jr 

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Fr 

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3-02-61 

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7-12.61 

3-10-63 

5-24-63 

10-28-60 

10-13-60 

3-29-62 

9-12-64 

11-10-59 

9-09-64 

4-09-62 

12-17-61 

3-24.62 

5-25-64 

7-09-83 

2-08-63 

9-28-61 

3-17-63 

5-8 

5-11 

6-0 

5-11 

5-11 

6-0 

5-11 

6-0 

6-0 

6-0 

5-11 

6-0 

5-10 

6-2 

5-11 

5-11 

5-7 

5-9 

5-7 

6-1 

150 

180 

190 

170 

165 

185 

175 

190 

175 

165 

165 

175 

170 

180 

155 

165 

147 

170 

170 

185 

Troy, N .Y . 

Prince George, B .C . 

Winnipeg, Man . 

Minneapolis, Minn . 

Midland . Ont . 

Toronto, Ont . 

Maplewood, Minn . 

London . Ont . 

Thunder Bay, Ont . 

St . John . N .B . 

Concord, Mass . 

Winnipeg, Man . 

Beaconsfield. Que . 

Mount Bristol, R .I . 

Placentia, Calif . 

Mattapan, Mass. 

Greely .Ont . 

Virginia, Minn . 

Grand Rapids, Minn . 

Philadelphia, Pa . 

22 Jeff York 0 Fr L 4-29-63 6-0 185 Nepean,3 nt. 

Head Coach: Jim Higgins 23 Todd Ladda W Fr R 3-14-63 5-9 175 Hersheya . 

AwL Coach Bruce Deiventhal 24 'Steve MacDonald W/C So L 8-22-02 5-9 165 Mississiauga, Ont. 

Manager Marc Daniel'83 25 'Dave Clark W Sr R 11-20-59 5-9 175 Maple Creek, Sask . 

Trainer, George Salvaterra 26 'Ron Dennis G Sr - 4-13 .61 6-0 200 Vancouver, B .C . 

Physic an Dr . Donald Christie 35 'Wally McDonough G Jr - 1-24.62 5-7 160 Jamaica Plain, Mass . 

Captain: Keith Banker'83 



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Front Row (L-R) Head Coach Jim Higgins, Ron Dennis (20), Dave Clark (25), Jim Matthews (0), Captain Keith Banker (7), Mika Boyles (s), Chuck 

Huggins (11), Wally McDonough (35), and Assistant Coach Bruce Delvonthal . Second Row (L-R) ManogerMarc Daniel, Team Doctor Donald Christie, 

Stew MicDOnaid (24), Scott Billeadeau (20), Tom Daccord (1e), Rick Valderchi(2), Stu Wanhn (9), Ed Loo(15), ClifAbrecht (0), Paul Matthews (18), 

Jett York (22), Rob Schauer (3), Fred Hnst (10), and Trainer George Salvaterra . Back Row (L-R) Tlm Oehler (18). Pat Brodeur (5). Todd Ladda (23), 

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1982-83 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE 

HOCKEY ROSTER 

Freshmen wings Bill Brady (21) and Tim Oshier (18) will attempt to put the pressure on the New Hampshire defensive corps 

with their swift skating and hustle. Brady has scored a total of 12 points. third best on the team, while Oshier is close behind 

with nine points - fifth best on the squad. 

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No.,-Name Pos. 

1 Bruce Gillies G 

2 Brian Byrnes D 

3 Kirk Lussier D 

4 Dwayne Robinson D 

5 Dan Muse F 

6 Shane Skidmore F 

7 George White F 

8 Paul Barton F 

Cl . 

Jr . 

Jr . 

Fr . 

So . 

So . 

Fr . 

Jr . 

Jr . 

Birth 

12/14/61 

10/11 /61 

7/21/64 

3/16/64 

4/25/63 

9/30/64 

2/17/61 

10/11 /61 

Height 

6-3 

5-9 

5-11 

5-10 

5-11 

5-8 

6-1 

5-9 

Weight 

210 

170 

180 

180 

170 

155 

185 

170 

Hometow n 

Dumbarton, N H 

Manhasset, NY 

Kingston, N Y 

Dorval, QU E 

Melrose, M A 

Holtsville, N Y 

Arlington, M A 

Stratford, ON T 

9 

10 

Peter Herms 

Gregg Heidenreich 

D 

F 

Fr . 

Fr . 

8/17/63 

3/10/64 

5-9 

5-10 

180 

180 

Morris Plains, N J 

Manchester, N H 

11 

12 

Dan Potter 

Ralph Robinson 

F 

F 

Jr . 

So . 

8/10/61 

9/01/63 

5-11 

5-11 

185 

175 

Chepachet, R I 

Reading, M A 

13 

14 

Mark Doherty 

Dan Forget 

F 

F 

Jr . 

Sr. 

5/31/62 

2/17/59 

5-11 

5-7 

180 

165 

Reading, M A 

New Kidkeard, ON T 

15 Ken Chisholm F Jr . 3/22/61 5-9 200 Stratford, ON T 

16 

17 

18 

Jay Miller 

Craig Steensen 

Chris Pryor 

F 

D 

D 

Sr . 

Sr. 

Sr. 

7/16/60 

9/18/60 

1/23/61 

6-0 

5-11 

5-11 

230 

200 

210 

Natick, M A 

Newark, D E 

St. Paul, M N 

19 

20 

Steve Lyons 

Norm Lacombe 

F 

F 

Jr . 

So . 

2/07/62 

10/18/64 

5-10 

5-11 

175 

190 

Canton, M A 

Pierrefond, QU E 

21 

22 

David . Lee 

Dave McAllister 

D 

F 

So . 

So . 

3/15/63 

1/20/62 

5-10 

5-9 

165 

180 

Cambridge, M A 

Waterville, M E 

23 

24 

30 

Scott Ellison 

David Weiss 

Todd Pearson 

F 

D 

G 

Jr . 

Fr . 

. Sr. 

5/31/6.1 

9/24/63 

1/30/61 

5-10 

5-10 

5-11 

165 

165 

180 

Sherborn, M A 

Bernardston, M A 

Burlington, ONT 

Head Coach: Charlie Holt 

Trainer. Scott Biron Manager. Dean Georgopoulos 


21 

Assistants: Dave O'Connor, Bob Kullen 

Team Physician: Dr. Peter Patterso n

JAN. 5th 9 7:30 

NEW HAMPSHIRE ATPRINCETON M 

Head Coach: Charlie Holt (Dartmouth'46) 

Coaching Record at UNH : 284-149-1 1 

(through fourteen year ) 

Career Collegiate Record: 349-220-15 

(through 20 years ) 

Asst. Coaches: Dave O'Connor (UNH '67) 

Bob Kullen (Bowdoin, 71 ) 

Captain: Dan Forget '8 3 

Home Arena : Snively Arena 

Capacity- 4,000 

First Game: Feb. 5,1931 (Princeton. 5-4 ) 

Overall UNH leads, 8-2-0 

Last Princeton Win: Nov. 29,1980 

President Dr . Evelyn Handler 

Athletic Director. 

Andrew Mooradian 

S .I .D .: Bill Knigh t 

Office Phone. (603) 772-2453 

Asst. S .I .D .: Mike Bruckne r 

Location: Durham, N .H . 

Enrollment 10,500 

Founded 1866 

Nickname: Wildcats 

Colors: Blue & White 

SERIES HISTORY 

Most Goals By Princeton: 8 in an 8-2 wi n 

Nov. 29, 1980 in Princeton 

Most Goals By UNH: 11 in an 11-2 wi n 

8-2 in Princeton 

Last UNH Win: Nov. 29 , 198 1 

Jan. 9, 1976 in New Haven. Conn. 

8-1 in Durha m 

Current Series Strak 1 by UN H 

Longest Series Streaie 7 by UN H 

Coach Holt vs. Princeton: 8- 1 

Coach Higgins vs. UNH : 1-3 

Dec. 21, 1968 to Dec. 28, 1979 

Last Shutout By Princeton: none 

Last Shutout By UNH: none 

19At-82 Overall Record 22-14-0 

ECAC Record (tlnlsh): 15-7 -0 (third) 

Lettermen Returning/Lost 17/4 

Dan Forge t 

Top Three Scorers Returning Top Three Scorers Lost 

Cl Pos. Name G A P Poe. Name G A P 

Sr. F Dan Forget 13 34 47 F Andy Brickley 26 27 53 

Jr. F Steve Lyons 16 29 45 D Ross Yantzi 4 11 1 5 

Jr. F Dan Potter 21 23 44 D Ed Olsen 4 10 14 

Nov. 4 at International Cups 

6 at International Cup # 

19 Minnesota - Duluth 

20 Minnesota - Duluth 

27 CORNEL L 

Dec. 1 PROVIDENCE 

4 at MAIN E 

7 at HARVARD 

11 at BOWDOIN 

15 DARTMOUTH 

17 Toronto 

18 Toronto 

1982-83 SCHEDULE 

30 at Auld Lang Syne@ 

31 at Auld Lang Syne @ 

Jan. 5 at PRINCETON 

8 CLARKSO N 

12 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 

15 at RENSSELAE R 

18 MAINE 

22 at VERMONT 

25 at PROVIDENCE 

29 COLGAT E 

Feb. 1 BOSTON COLLEG E 

1981-82 RESULTS 

Wildcats Opp. Wildcats Opp. 

W 7 Concordia 4 L 3 at NORTHEASTERN 8 

W 6 Concordia 5 W 4 at BOSTON UNIV. 3 

L 4 at Minn. - Duluth 8 W 5 RENSSELAER 3 

L 2 at Minn. - Duluth 3 W 4 VERMONT 3 

L 1 at CORNELL 6 L 1 at ST . LAWRENCE 7 

W 8 PRINCETON 1 W 6 at CLARKSON 4 

W 7 at MAINE 5 W 4 at BOSTON COL. 2 

W 5 PROVIDENCE 3 W 9 Bowdoin 4 

L 2 HARVARD 3 W11 at BROWN 


L 4 at COLGATE 10 W 7 BOSTON UNIV. 1 

W 8 at DARTMOUTH 3 W 8 at VERMONT 4 

L 5 at Dartmouth@ 6 L 4 at YALE 6 

L 4 Vermont@ 8 W 8 MAINE 5 

W 4 BOSTON COLLEGE 2 

22 

1 

5 ST . LAWRENCE 

8 BROWN 

11 at BOSTON UNIVERSITY 

16 NORTHEASTER N 

19 VERMONT 

22 at BOSTON COLLEGE 

27 YALE 

Mar. 1 at NORTHEASTERN 

#=at Montreal, Que. 

@=at Dartmouth 


Wildcats Opp. 

W 6 NORTHEASTERN 5 (OT) 

L 4 at PROVIDENCE 5 (OT) 

W 4 Providence% 2 

L 2 at Northeastern% 4 

W 6 at Clarkson% 5 

W 3 Michigan St.* 2 

W 6 Michigan St.c 2 

L 0 at Wisconsin 5 

L 4 Northeastern 10 

@=at Dartmouth 

%=ECAC playoff game 

C=NCAA playoff game 


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MARC DANIEL 

Head Manage r 

RON DENNIS 

Goaltender 


Briarcliff Manor, N .Y . 

21 Senior 

Princeton Background : Head Manager of the varsity hockey team for four 

years . .. Majoring in history . 

SecondarySchool Background: Attended Briarcliff High School . . . Earned a 

total of two varsity letters in soccer . .. Also played jayvee basketball . . . 

Managed the varsity baseball team for three years . 

Personal Background: Son of Alan and Thea Daniel of 655 Dalmeny Road . 

Briarcliff Manor . .. Has an older sister . .. Enjoys all sports in addition to 

reading and playing the piano . 

6-0 200 21 

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Vancouver, B.C . 

Senior 

Princeton Background: One of the top goaltenders in the ECAC . . . Likes, 

and responds to the big game . .. A hard-working athlete . . . Had 19 complete 

games last season including a stretch of 11 straight . . . Had four40-plus save 

games with five more in the thirties . .. Stymied the Dartmouth College Big 

Green with a total of 88 saves in two games-both Princeton wins . .. Was 

awarded the William Bayard Blackwell Memorial Trophy as the team's MVP 

last season . .. Also won the trophy as a freshman in 1979-80 . .. Was All-Ivy 

League Honorable Mention same two years . .. As a sophomore was one of 

two first-team All-Ivy netminders . .. Drafted by the NHL Toronto Maple Leafs 

after his freshman season . .. As a freshman was co-winner of the Ivy League 

rookie of the year award . .. An economics major . 

Secondary School Background: Attended Prince of Wales High School in 

Vancouver . .. Competed in rugby, basketball, and track . .. Also played 

lacrosse, baseball and hockey outside of school . . . Named All-Star 

goaltender and Rookie of the Year in the Pacific Junior A hockey league in 

1978-79 ... Runner-up in 1977 for the British Columbia Track and Field 

Athlete of the Year Award . . . Played junior A hockey for Coach Bill Wilms . . . 

Named outstanding male graduate and top athlete of his high school senior 

class . 

Personal Background : Son of Melvin and Evelyn Dennis of 2558 Edgar 

Circle. Vancouver ... Has an older and younger brother . . . Is the cousin of 

former Boston Bruin and New York Ranger Dallas Smith . .. Born : 4/13/6 1 


Games Saves Goals A . Save % G .A.A . 

1979-80 (freshman) 26 733 107 .873 4 .1 4 

1980-81 (sophomore) 25 656 108 .859 4 .35 

1981-82 (junior) 25 735 112 .868 4 .5 3 

76 21 4 '327 .867 4 .3 0 

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CHUCK HUGGINS 

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Concord, Mass . 

180 23 Senio r 

Princeton Background : Has one of the hardest shots on the team along with 

Ed Lee . .. Is fast and strong, and looked upon to score goals . .. A team player 

with excellent transitional skills . .. Scored a hat trick including the game 

winner in the first Brown game last year . . . Took a year off after his 

sophomore season . . . In midseason as a freshman, scored at least one point 

in each of eight games during a nine-game stretch . .. Studying politics . 

Secondary School Background: Attended Concord-Carlisle High School in 

Concord, Massachusetts . . . Played hockey for four years and one year each 

of soccer and lacrosse . .. Named All-League three times in hockey .. Was 

team MVP and league scoring leader as a junior and senior . .. Captained the 

hockey and soccer squads senior year. 

Personal Background: Son of Dr. Charles and Nancy Huggins of 903 

Monument St ., Concord . .. Fourth of five children . .. Born : 11/10/5 9 



1978-79 (freshman) 26 4 10 1 4 

1979-80 (sophomore) 26 6 7 1 3 

1981-82 (junior) 24 7 6 1 3 

76 17 23 50 

Princeton Background : A good puck-handler with a hard and accurate shot 

. .. Averaging one point (1 .0) per game through his first two seasons, and has 

the potential to be included among Princeton's all-time scoring leaders . . . 

Led the Tigers in scoring last season with 33 points . . . Was a consisten t 

point-getter with at least one point in 21 of the team's 26 contests includin g 

seven multiple-point games . . . Earned an assist on Paul Matthews' gamewinning 

goal in overtime at Dartmouth . .. Drafted by the NHL Quebec 

Nordiques after his freshman season . . . Has played in two Amateur Hocke y 

Association National Sports Festivals (1981 and 1982) . .. Was one of the 

leading scorers in this past summer's Festival in Indianapolis, Indiana . 

Competed for the USA National Junior Team in Westermany during hi s 

freshman year . . . A sociology major . 

Secondary School Background Attended Mt . St. Charles Academy i n 

Woonsocket . .. Named second-team All-State as a junior . . . Captained the 

Academy squad as a senior . .. Also pitched for the baseball team . . . Was a n 

Honor Roll student . .. Played hockey for Coach Bill Belisle . 

Personal Background: Son of Edward and Rena Lee of 60 Sherman Ave . , 

Bristol, R .I . . .. Is the only son in a family of five children . .. Born : 12/17/6 1 

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STEVE MacDONALD Mississauga, Ont . 

Right Wing 5-9 165 20 Sophomore 

WALLY McDONOUGH 

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Princeton Background: Was the co-recipient with Rob Scheuer of the 

Hobart A .H. Baker '14 Trophy last year which is presented annually for 

outstanding contribution to Princeton hockey by a freshman . . . Scored a 

goal and added an assist in his first collegiate game vs . Elmira . . . Scored a 

power play goal at Cornell . . . Extremely coachable and a hard worker . .. An 

excellent defensive forward with great forechecking skills . .. Strong on the 

puck . .. Plans to study economics . 

Secondary School Background : Attended Streetsville and Clarkson Schools 

in Mississauga . .. Played for the Streetsville Derbys, Central Ontario Junior 

B Champions in 1979-80, and Ontario Junior B Champs in 1978-79 . .. Played 

in an exhibition game vs . the Czechoslovakian Junior National Team . 

Personal Background : Son of Leverett and Melba MacDonald of 161 

Bonham St .. Mississauga . . . Is the fourth oldest of five children . .. Also enjoys 

golf . .. Born: 8/22/62 . 



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Princeton Background: Serves as the back-up to Ron Dennis . .. An extemely 

hard worker who is popular with his teammates . .. Loves the game . .. Has 

quick reflexes . . . After shutting out Villanova for two periods in a JV game 

last year, played up front and scored a goal in the third period . . . Keeps the 

team loose . .. A political science major . 

Secondary School Background: Played three sports at Boston Latin High 

School . .. Was a four-year starter in hockey and also competed in cross 

country and track . .. Named as a 1980 High School hockey All-American . . . 

Was the M .V .P. of his senior year hockey team . .. Also captained the cross 

country team . .. Member of National Honor Society . 

Personal Background: Son of Francis and Eleanor McDonough of 10 

Rockwood Terrace, Jamaica Plain . .. Is the third youngest in a family of nine 

. .. Born: 1/24/62 . 


Games Saves Goals A . Save % G .A .A . 

1980-81 (freshman) 1 7 2 .778 12 .0 0 

1981-82 (sophomore) 4 28 6 .823 4 .5 7 

5 35 8 .814 5 .4 1 

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JIM MATTHEWS 

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Princeton Background: The best" natural" goal scorer on the team . . . One of 

the top offensive forward's in the Ivy League . .. Loves to go for the net . . . A 

tough player to take the puck away from . . . Led the squad with eight 

power-play goals . .. Netted a three-goal hat trick vs . Rensselaer . .. Had a 

goal and an assist in his first collegiate game as a freshman against Holy 

Cross . .. Assisted on Chuck Huggins' third period goal that earned 

Princeton a 2-2 tie with Cornell . .. Has a very quick wrist shot . .. An 

economics major . 

Secondary School Background: Attended Catholic Central High School in 

London . .. Played two years of football and one year of hockey . . . Played for 

the London Diamonds in the 1977-78 Southwestern Junior B League and 

won the league scoring title ... In 1978-79, played for the London Knights of 

the Ontario Major Junior A League . 

Personal Background: Son of Dr . Louis J . and Mary Margaret Matthews of 

72 Kingsford Cr, London . . . Has an older brother and sister, and a younger 

brother . .. Also enjoyr skiing, golf, and baseball . .. A distant cousin of the 

NHL Boston Bruins' Terry O'Reilley . .. Born: 10/13/60 . 



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1980-81 (sophomore) 25 12 8 20 

1981-82 (junior) 26 14 3 1 7 

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PAUL MATTHEWS 

Center/Wing 5-11 155 20 


Placentia, Calif. 

Junior 

Princeton Background: A fast skater with good puck-handling skills . . . Led 

the team with two game-winning goals last year with tallies in the opener vs . 

Elmira and in the second Dartmouth game . .. Scored three power play goals 

last season . .. A politics major. 

Secondary School Background: Attended El Dorado High School in 

Placentia . .. Was a letterman for the golf team there . . . Played for the 

Abbotsford Flyers of the B .C . Junior A League in 1979-80 . .. Played for 

Coach Jack Erickson . 

Personal Background: Son of Donald and Jean Matthews of 919 Kingswood 

Drive, Placentia . .. Has two older brothers . .. Also enjoys weight lifting and 

playing the guitar . .. Born: 3/24/62 . 



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Princeton Background : Co-recipient with Steve MacDonald of the Hobart A . 

H . Baker'14 Trophy last year which is presented annually for outstanding 

contribution to Princeton hockey by a freshman . . . Was one of the best 

freshman defensemen in the Ivy League last season . .. Looked upon by the 

coaching staff to be a team leader . .. One of the keys to the power play . .. Was 

tied for second on the team in power play goals with three . .. Adds some 

offense to the defense . .. Picked up at least one point in each of 15 games . . . 

Had four two-point games last year and three of those resulted in Princeton 

wins . .. Scored a goal in his first collegiate game in the opener vs . Elmira . . . 

His major is undecided . 

Secondary School Background: Attended John Taylor Collegiate School in 

Winnipeg . .. Played for Coach Bob Woytowich of the St . James Junior 

Canadians before entering Princeton . .. Was a member of the debating team 

at John Taylor . 

Personal Background: Is the oldest son of Adolph and Erna Scheuer of 19 

Arthur Creek Drive, Winnipeg, Man . Has a younger brother and sister . . . 

Born: 2/7/63 . 



1981-82 (freshman) 26 4 15 1 9 

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Virginia, Minn . 

Sophomore 

Princeton Background : Played in 18 games as a freshman last season . .. 

Coaching staff is happy with his development . .. Started the season with the 

JV's before moving up to varsity . . . A good forechecker . . . An excellent 

defensive forward . . . had a goal and an assist in the win over Holy Cross_ 

Scored his other goal in the victory over Dartmouth . .. His major is 

undecided . 

SecondarySchool Background: Attended Roosevelt High School in Virginia 

. .. Earned three letters in hockey, five in tennis and two in football . . . 

Captained the hockey and tennis teams as a senior . .. Named "M r . Hustle" on 

the hockey team same year . .. Led the team in scoring as a junior . .. Was the 

Minnesota Class AA High School Doubles Champion as a junior . 

Personal Background : Son of Larry and Eileen Shustarich of 403 10th 

Avenue South, Virginia, Minn. 



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Prince George, B.C . 

21 Junior 

Princeton Background : Has made continual improvement since his freshman 

year . .. A worker at al l times . . . Played some power play last season and 

also helped with the penalty killing . . . A key player that makes things go . . . 

Scored his only goal of the season at Yale . . . Majoring in Civil Engineering . 

Secondary School Background : Attended Kelly Road School in Prince 

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Personal Background : Son of Raffaello and Janet Valdarchi of 6359 Crown 

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Princeton Background: Has been primarily a JV player the past two years . . . 

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Picked up an assist in the Clarkson and Dartmouth games last year . .. An 

economics major . 

Secondary School Background: Attended S .W. Churchill School in Thunder 

Bay and also Beaver Brae School in Kenora . .. Played for the Kenora Thistles 

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Personal Background: Son of Rene and Jean Wanlin of 2616 Walnut St ., 

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William Bayard Blackwell Memorial Troph y 

Goaltender Ron Dennis'83 of Vancouver, B .C., was awarded the William Bayard Blackwell Memorial 

Trophy as the team's Most Valuable Player last season as a junior . He also won the trophy as a 

freshman in 1979-80 . Last year Dennis played in all but one of Princeton's games, recording a save 

percentage of 86 .8% and a goals against average of 4 .53 per game . Dennis was also accorded All Ivy 

League honorable mention last season, the same award he earned as a freshman . After Dennis' 

sophomore campaign, he was one of two goaltenders named to the first team All Ivy squad . 

1941 Championship Award 

Wing Ken Koenig '82 of Saskatoon, Sask., was the inaugural recipient of the 1941 Championship 

Award which is presented annually to "That player who best reflects the winning spirit of the 1941 

Princeton Ivy League Championship team, and therefore is an inspiration to his teammates . " 

Richard F. Vaughn Cup 

Defenseman Todd Hewett'82 of Oak Bluff, Man ., was last season's recipient of the Richard F . Vaughn 

Cup, awarded annually for perserverance and dedication to Princeton hockey . Hewett was also named 

to the All Ivy second team last year . 

Hobart A.H. Baker '14 Trophy 


Steve MacDonald of Mississauga, Ont ., and Rob Scheuer'85 of Winnipeg, Man ., received the Hobart 

A .H. Baker '14 Trophy last season, presented annually for outstanding contribution to Princeton 

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