2006 ECAC Hockey men's ice hockey tournament

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The 2006 ECAC Hockey Men's Ice Hockey Tournament was the 45th tournament in conference history. It was played between March 3 and March 18, 2006. Opening round and quarterfinal games were played at home team campus sites, while the final four games were played at the Pepsi Arena (subsequently renamed Times Union Center) in Albany, New York. By winning the tournament, Harvard received the ECAC's automatic bid to the 2006 NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Tournament.

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Conference standings

Note: GP = Games played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; PTS = Points; GF = Goals For; GA = Goals Against

2005–06 ECAC Hockey standings
ConferenceOverall
GPWLTPTSGFGAGPWLTGFGA
Dartmouth†221462308456331912211392
Colgate†221462306646392013611393
#7 Cornell 2213632961483522949977
#10 Harvard*221381276359352112211192
St. Lawrence 2212912574664021172130121
Rensselaer 228862253563714176105111
Union 22994224853381616690103
Clarkson 2291122061703818173121111
Princeton 22712317626931101838196
Quinnipiac 2281311770743920181130110
Yale 226142146583331020389123
Brown 22314511457232520769106
Championship: Harvard
† indicates conference regular season champion (Cleary Cup)
* indicates conference tournament champion (Whitelaw Cup)
Final rankings: USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Top 15 Poll

Bracket

Teams are reseeded after the First Round and Quarterfinals

First round [4]
March 3–5 		Quarterfinals [5]
March 10–12 		Semifinals [6]
March 17 		Championship
March 18
1 Dartmouth53—
5 St. Lawrence3* 2 5* 11 Yale 1 1 —
12 Brown 2 34 1 Dartmouth 1
4 Harvard10
2 Colgate0 54
6 Union 1 2 — 10 Quinnipiac 33 0
11 Yale2* 3***** — 4 Harvard6
3 Cornell 2
3 Cornell4** 3** —
7 Rensselaer 1 2 — 8 Clarkson 3 2 —
10 Quinnipiac24— 2 Colgate 0 Third place
3 Cornell2
4 Harvard1 381 Dartmouth3
8 Clarkson25— 5 St. Lawrence 52 4 2 Colgate 2
9 Princeton 1 0 —

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

First round

(5) St. Lawrence vs. (12) Brown

March 3 [7] St. Lawrence3 – 2OTBrown Appleton Arena Recap  
No ScoringFirst period18:59 – PP – Brian McNary
Kevin DeVergilio – 15:30Second period13:34 – Sean Dersch
Jared Ross – PP – 00:56Third periodNo scoring
Mike Zbriger – GW – 00:25First overtime periodNo scoring
Justin Pesony ( 25 saves / 27 shots )Goalie stats Adam D'Alba ( 51 saves / 54 shots )
March 4 [8] St. Lawrence2 – 3Brown Appleton Arena Recap  
No ScoringFirst period03:35 – Seth Seidman
05:08 – Sean Dersch
Jared Ross – PP – 02:10
Jared Ross – 18:59		Second periodNo scoring
No ScoringThird period04:34 – GW PP – Jeff Prough
Justin Pesony ( 10 saves / 13 shots )Goalie stats Adam D'Alba ( 54 saves / 56 shots )
March 5 [9] St. Lawrence5 – 4OTBrown Appleton Arena Recap  
Simon Watson – 14:51First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Andrzej Sandrzyk – 07:51
T.J. Trevelyan – 11:03
Mike Zbriger – PP – 12:35		Third period02:54 – Brian McNary
08:47 – Chris Poli
14:16 – PP – Eric Slais
19:56 – EA – Jeff Prough
Brock McBride – GW – 04:28First overtime periodNo scoring
Justin Pesony ( 29 saves / 33 shots )Goalie stats Adam D'Alba ( 48 saves / 53 shots )
St. Lawrence won series 2–1

(6) Union vs. (11) Yale

March 3 [10] Union1 – 2OTYale Achilles Center Recap  
No ScoringFirst period14:30 – PP – David Meckler
Torren Delforte – PP – 09:46Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
No ScoringFirst overtime period09:21 – GW – Matt Cohen
Kris Mayotte ( 29 saves / 31 shots )Goalie statsAlec Richards ( 40 saves / 41 shots )
March 4 [11] Union2 – 35OTYale Achilles Center Recap  
Bryan Campbell – PP – 09:55First periodNo scoring
No ScoringSecond period04:54 – Nate Jackson
Jason Visser – PP – 11:59Third period04:37 – Matt Cohen
No ScoringFifth overtime period01:35 – GW SH – David Meckler
Kris Mayotte ( 58 saves / 61 shots )Goalie statsAlec Richards ( 57 saves / 59 shots )
Yale won series 2–0

(7) Rensselaer vs. (10) Quinnipiac

March 3 [12] Rensselaer1 – 2Quinnipiac Houston Field House Recap  
No ScoringFirst period03:09 – Jamie Bates
04:24 – GW PP – David Marshall
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Oren Eizenman – 02:58Third periodNo scoring
Mathias Lange ( 21 saves / 23 shots )Goalie stats Bud Fisher ( 28 saves / 29 shots )
March 4 [13] Rensselaer2 – 4Quinnipiac Houston Field House Recap  
Oren Eizenman – PP – 00:41First period04:50 – PP – Ben Nelson
13:55 – PP – Reid Cashman
18:05 – GW – Jamie Bates
Kevin Broad – 15:23Second period16:51 – John Kelly
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Mathias Lange ( 14 saves / 18 shots )Goalie stats Bud Fisher ( 33 saves / 35 shots )
Quinnipiac won series 2–0

(8) Clarkson vs. (9) Princeton

March 3 [14] Clarkson2 – 1Princeton Cheel Arena Recap  
No ScoringFirst periodNo scoring
Mike Sullivan – 05:20Second period11:19 – PP – Kyle Hagel
Mike Sullivan – GW – 06:27Third periodNo scoring
David Leggio ( 23 saves / 24 shots )Goalie stats Eric Leroux ( 17 saves / 19 shots )
March 4 [15] Clarkson5 – 0Princeton Cheel Arena Recap  
David Cayer – GW – 08:55First periodNo scoring
Chris D'Alvise – PP – 07:35
Mike Sullivan – 09:25
Chris D'Alvise – 16:19		Second periodNo scoring
Mike Willemsen – 06:27Third periodNo scoring
David Leggio ( 20 saves / 20 shots )Goalie stats Eric Leroux ( 32 saves / 37 shots )
Clarkson won series 2–0

Quarterfinals

(1) Dartmouth vs. (11) Yale

March 10 [16] Dartmouth5 – 1Yale Thompson Arena Recap  
Tanner Glass – 02:09
Sean Offers – GW – 05:18		First periodNo scoring
John Gibson – 01:59
Tanner Glass – PP – 08:09
Mike Ouellette – PP – 19:35		Second period09:29 – David Meckler
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Mike Devine ( 35 saves / 36 shots )Goalie statsAlec Richards ( 20 saves / 25 shots ) / Josh Gartner ( 5 saves / 5 shots )
March 11 [17] Dartmouth3 – 1Yale Thompson Arena Recap  
Mike Ouellette – PP – 13:25
Ryan Bellows – GW – 17:13		First period09:39 – Brad Mills
No ScoringSecond periodNo scoring
Sean Offers – 03:20Third periodNo scoring
Mike Devine ( 20 saves / 21 shots )Goalie statsAlec Richards ( 44 saves / 47 shots )
Dartmouth won series 2–0

(2) Colgate vs. (10) Quinnipiac

March 10 [18] Colgate0 – 3Quinnipiac Starr Rink Recap  
No ScoringFirst period05:59 – GW – Joe Dumais
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
No ScoringThird period05:05 – Chris Myers
12:07 – Ben Nelson
Mark Dekanich ( 20 saves / 23 shots )Goalie stats Bud Fisher ( 28 saves / 28 shots )
March 11 [19] Colgate5 – 3Quinnipiac Starr Rink Recap  
Peter Bogdanich – 05:30
Tyler Buron – 11:53
Mark Anderson – PP – 14:54		First period05:10 – PP – Brian Leitch
09:16 – PP – Jamie Bates
Marc Fulton – GW – 08:02Second period03:07 – PP – Reid Cashman
Jesse Winchester – 08:46Third periodNo scoring
Mark Dekanich ( 30 saves / 33 shots )Goalie stats Bud Fisher ( 24 saves / 29 shots )
March 12 [20] Colgate4 – 0Quinnipiac Starr Rink Recap  
Jon Smyth – GW – 19:33First periodNo scoring
Tyler Burton – 03:07Second periodNo scoring
Peter Bogdanich – 08:28
Kyle Wilson – 16:37		Third periodNo scoring
Mark Dekanich ( 30 saves / 30 shots )Goalie stats Bud Fisher ( 22 saves / 26 shots )
Colgate won series 2–1

(3) Cornell vs. (8) Clarkson

March 10 [21] Cornell4 – 32OTClarkson Lynah Rink Recap  
Evan Barlow – 09:26First periodNo scoring
Mark McCutcheon – 01:30
Dan Glover – 07:10		Second period01:00 – Shea Guthrie
No ScoringThird period10:34 – Nick Dodge
15:59 – Steve Zalewski
Raymond Sawada – GW – 08:30Second overtime periodNo scoring
David McKee ( 27 saves / 30 shots )Goalie stats David Leggio ( 50 saves / 54 shots )
March 11 [22] Cornell3 – 22OTClarkson Lynah Rink Recap  
Byron Bitz – PP – 02:54First period13:29 – Chris Brekelmans
Max Kolu – 07:17Second period15:40 – Topher Scott
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Matt Moulson – GW – 10:32Second overtime periodNo scoring
David McKee ( 23 saves / 25 shots )Goalie stats David Leggio ( 56 saves / 59 shots )
Cornell won series 2–0

(4) Harvard vs. (5) St. Lawrence

March 10 [23] Harvard1 – 5St. Lawrence Bright Hockey Center Recap  
No ScoringFirst period04:31 – PP – Kevin DeVergilio
14:37 – GW – Charlie Griffin
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Ryan Maki – 10:37Third period02:34 – Kevin DeVergilio
13:28 – Kyle Rank
17:48 – EN – Drew Bagnall
John Dagineau ( 26 saves / 30 shots ) / Justin Tobe ( 2 saves / 2 shots )Goalie stats Justin Pesony ( 31 saves / 32 shots )
March 11 [24] Harvard3 – 2St. Lawrence Bright Hockey Center Recap  
Tom Walsh – PP – 11:00First periodNo scoring
No ScoringSecond period00:51 – PP – Chase Trull
13:06 – Mike Madill
Ryan Maki – 00:59
Dave Watters – GW – 17:34		Third periodNo scoring
John Dagineau ( 29 saves / 31 shots )Goalie stats Justin Pesony ( 25 saves / 28 shots )
March 12 [25] Harvard8 – 4St. Lawrence Bright Hockey Center Recap  
Dave Watters – 00:25
Dan Murphy – 04:38
Tyler Magura – SH – 11:10		First period18:10 – Jamie Parker
Alex Meintel – 09:00
Steve Mandes – GW – 10:33
Dan Murphy – 18:16		Second period09:45 – Mike Zbriger
Dan Murphy – PP – 00:46
Dave Watters – PP – 03:24		Third period06:28 – T.J. Trevelyan
14:49 – Simon Watson
John Dagineau ( 32 saves / 36 shots ) / Mike Coskren ( 1 saves / 1 shots )Goalie stats Justin Pesony ( 27 saves / 34 shots ) / Ryan Thorpe ( 0 saves / 0 shots ) / John Hallas ( 4 saves / 5 shots )
Harvard won series 2–1

Semifinals

(1) Dartmouth vs. (4) Harvard

March 17 [26] Dartmouth1 – 10Harvard Pepsi Arena Recap  
No ScoringFirst period09:01 – Tom Walsh
13:35 – Dylan Reese
No ScoringSecond period01:17 – Tyler Magura
04:17 – PP – Paul Dufault
05:16 – SH – Steve Mandes
19:52 – Kevin Du
Nick Johnson – 05:41Third period03:06 – PP – Joe Pelle
05:58 – Paul Dufault
05:58 – Steve Mandes
18:17 – Ryan Maki
Mike Devine ( 17 saves / 23 shots ) / Dan Goulding ( 8 saves / 12 shots )Goalie stats John Dagineau ( 34 saves / 35 shots ) / Justin Tobe ( 10 saves / 10 shots )

(2) Colgate vs. (3) Cornell

March 17 [27] Colgate0 – 2Cornell Pepsi Arena Recap  
No ScoringFirst periodNo scoring
No ScoringSecond period06:59 – GW PP – Byron Bitz
No ScoringThird period19:48 – EN SH – Daniel Pegoraro
Mark Dekanich ( 29 saves / 30 shots )Goalie stats David McKee ( 20 saves / 20 shots )

Third place

(1) Dartmouth vs. (2) Colgate

March 18 [28] Dartmouth3 – 2Colgate Pepsi Arena Recap  
Rob Pritchard – 03:39
Tanner Glass – PP – 10:08		First periodNo scoring
David Jones – GW – 16:01Second period12:22 – Marc Fulton
No ScoringThird period15:40 – Marc Fulton
Mike Devine ( 21 saves / 23 shots )Goalie stats Mark Dekanich ( 39 saves / 42 shots )

Championship

(3) Cornell vs. (4) Harvard

March 18 [29] Cornell2 – 6Harvard Pepsi Arena Recap  
No ScoringFirst period04:30 – PP – Jimmy Fraser
13:33 – PP – Dylan Reese
19:36 – GW PP – Dan Murphy
Michael Kennedy – 14:10
Ryan O'Byrne – 18:36		Second period19:03 – PP – Jimmy Fraser
No ScoringThird period06:09 – PP – Dan Murphy
10:12 – PP – Kevin Du
David McKee ( 19 saves / 25 shots ) / Louis Chabot ( 4 saves / 4 shots )Goalie stats John Dagineau ( 19 saves / 21 shots )

Tournament awards

All-Tournament Team

* Most Outstanding Player(s)

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Tournament notes

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