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Paul Kariya played the first semester for Maine before leaving for the Canadian Olympic Team, but he declined to return to Maine after the Olympics. Mike Dunham also did not return after the Olympics, or at least he did not play against BU in the Hockey East quarterfinals. The Ferraros did return after the Olympics, but only Peter had a major impact in the quarterfinals as he was involved in all 8 Black Bear goals, going 1-4-5 in game 1 and 1-2-3 in game 2.
I received an email last week that said there would be an invoice in my account today, but I haven't checked yet.
) points, Mongtomery was in the low 90s (which is why Walsh was livid when David Sacco beat him out for 1st team All American (or was it All-HE?).He was very good. I feel like he had some crazy number of goals one year, perhaps the NCAA title year. I know Kariya had the 100 (*89
He was very good. I feel like he had some crazy number of goals one year, perhaps the NCAA title year. I know Kariya had the 100 (*89
I finally took a look to see if I could find how many points Kariya had against New Brunswick and I found the boxes in the Bangor Daily News Archive. According to the boxes Kariya had 2-7-9 in the 2 games, while Montgomery had 1-4-5. BTW, two weeks later Maine decimated Merrimack 25-3 in 2 games (14-1, 11-2) and the boxes for those games have Kariya with 2-7-9 and Montgomery with 2-6-8.
Ok, so I'll change it to 100 (*91) for Kariya.