Statistics H-East 1988-1989

Year: Stage: Position:

Nationality:

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Tim Sweeney	LW	Boston College	39	29	44	73	26
2.	Scott Pellerin	LW	University of Maine	45	29	33	62	92
3.	Rob Gaudreau	RW	Providence College	42	28	29	57	32
4.	David Emma	C	Boston College	36	20	31	51	36
5.	Stephen Heinze	RW	Boston College	36	26	23	49	26
6.	Guy Perron	F	University of Maine	34	22	27	49	14
7.	Shawn McEachern	LW	Boston University	36	20	28	48	32
8.	Bob Corkum	C	University of Maine	45	17	31	48	64
9.	Dave Tomlinson	C	Boston University	34	16	30	46	28
10.	Rick Bennett	LW	Providence College	32	14	32	46	74
11.	David Sacco	C	Boston University	35	14	29	43	40
12.	Greg Brown	D	Boston College	40	9	34	43	24
13.	Rob Cowie	LD	Northeastern University	36	7	34	41	60
14.	Joe Sacco	RW	Boston University	33	21	19	40	66
15.	Steve Scheifele	RW	Boston College	40	24	14	38	30
16.	Bob Beers	D	University of Maine	44	10	27	37	53
17.	Mike Sullivan	C	Boston University	36	19	17	36	30
18.	Marty McInnis	C	Boston College	39	13	19	32	8
19.	Christopher Winnes	RW	University of New Hampshire	30	11	20	31	22
20.	Rico Rossi	LW	Northeastern University	29	12	18	30	102
21.	Jim Hughes	D	Providence Bruins	39	10	20	30	43
22.	John Ferguson	LW	Providence College	40	14	15	29	66
23.	Claudio Scremin	D	University of Maine	45	5	24	29	42
24.	Brian Sullivan	RW	Northeastern University	34	13	14	27	65
25.	Michael Lappin	F	Boston University	27	11	16	27	43
26.	Keith Carney	D	University of Maine	40	4	22	26	24
27.	Jeff Lazaro	D/F	University of New Hampshire	31	8	14	22	38
28.	Paul Marshall	D	Boston College	40	4	18	22	36
29.	Brendan Flynn	C	University of Lowell	31	4	15	19	20
30.	Pat Becker	F	Providence College	42	7	11	18	22
31.	Dominic Amodeo	F	University of New Hampshire	32	6	12	18	10
32.	Tom Bivona	F	Northeastern University	33	10	6	16	31
33.	Paul Ernest Sacco	D	Northeastern University	0	3	12	15	10
34.	Kevin Dean	D	University of New Hampshire	34	1	12	13	28
35.	Ville Kentala	C	Boston University	34	5	7	12	46
36.	Joakim Wahlström	F	University of Maine	24	5	6	11	6
37.	John Butterworth	F	Providence College	34	4	7	11	29
38.	Mark Dennehy	D	Boston College	37	3	8	11	12
39.	Campbell Blair	D	University of Maine	36	2	9	11	20
40.	Richard Braccia	F	Boston College	36	3	7	10	78
41.	Savo Mitrovic	C	University of New Hampshire	34	2	8	10	22
42.	Jyrki Mäki	???	University of Lowell	31	3	6	9	18
43.	Philip Von Stefenelli	D	Boston University	33	2	6	8	34
44.	John Massara	RW	University of Maine	32	5	2	7	18
45.	David Franzosa	LW	Boston College	23	2	5	7	4
46.	Mark Krys	D	Boston University	35	0	7	7	54
47.	David MacIntyre	D	University of New Hampshire	33	0	4	4	24
48.	Don Parsons	F	University of Lowell	18	2	1	3	14
49.	Dan Prachar	F	University of New Hampshire	33	1	1	2	4
50.	Tomi Maarni	D	University of Lowell	20	0	2	2	12
51.	Mike Delay	D	Boston College	1	1	0	1	0
52.	Mikko Auranen	D	University of Lowell	3	0	1	1	6
53.	Rob Cheevers	C	Boston College	4	0	0	0	0
53 items total

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