Bowling Green seniors Nick Eno, Wade Finegan, Andrew Krelove and David Solway will recognized Saturday
night in the Ice Arena.
The four will conclude their home careers on senior night when the Falcon hockey team hosts Northern
Michigan in the final of a two-game series at 7:05. The series starts tonight.
Although all four are quality individuals and all four will earn degrees, their careers on the ice have
been difficult.
The seniors have endured an uncertain future of the program, three head coaches and eight assistant
coaches, and little success on the ice.
They’ve won just 42 games in their four seasons, including records of 8-21-3 overall and and 3-18-3-1 in
the Central Collegiate Hockey Association.
"These guys are true Falcons," BG coach Chris Bergeron said. "These guys have have been
through a roller coaster that they didn’t sign up for. They’ve all come to work every day with a focus.
They all see the future is bright for this program and they’re proud to be part of it.
"They’re guys that fans on and off campus can be very proud of. I really feel good about the
foundation this group has been a part of. They’ll be guys we think about when things start to go better
around here. I wish it could have been better for them."
STATS: NMU (13-15-4, 11-11-2-0) is tied for eighth in the league in scoring (2.41 goals per game), tied
for last in goals allowed (3.06 gpg),
On the special teams, the Wildcats are second in power-play conversions (18.3 percent, 23-of-126) and
next-to-last in penalty-killing (78.5 percent, 141-of-179).
PENALTIES: BG and NMU are two of the CCHA’s most-penalized teams.
NMU leads the league at 18.8 minutes per game, while BG is third at 15.1.
LEADERS: Junior forward Tyler Gron is NMU’s leading scorer with 31 points in 31 games on 16 goals and 15
assists.
Justin Florek, also a junior forward, has 11 goals and 10 assists in 32 games.
Junior Reid Ellingson and freshman Jared Comeau have split time in goal, posting a 3.02 goals-against
average and a .912 save percentage.
