Minnesota Golden Gophers men's ice hockey seasons

This is a list of seasons completed by the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers men's ice hockey team. The list documents the season-by-season records of the Golden Gophers from 1921 to present, including postseason records, and league awards for individual players or head coaches.

Minnesota has won five NCAA Men's Division I Ice Hockey Championships (1974, 1976, 1979, 2002, 2003) and been the runner-up six times (1953, 1954, 1971, 1975, 1981, 1989). The team also shared the 1929 National Intercollegiate Athletic Association championship with Yale and won the 1940 AAU-sponsored national championship for amateur hockey. In their 89-year history, they have played over 2650 games and have an all-time winning percentage of .630. The Gophers have made thirty-two NCAA postseason appearances since tournament play began in 1948. Their nineteen Frozen Four appearances are bettered by three teams: the University of Michigan (twenty-three), Boston University (twenty-one), and Boston College (twenty-one). Minnesota is also one of only four teams to win consecutive national titles (the others being Boston University, Denver University, and the University of Michigan). The Golden Gophers have been named the WCHA's regular season champion twelve times and its tournament champion fourteen times.


 * The Wins, Losses, and Ties columns list regular season and postseason results.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; font-size: 95%" !rowspan="2"|Season !rowspan="2"|League !rowspan="2"|Conference !colspan="5"|Overall Record !rowspan="2"|National Tournament Results !rowspan="2"|Awards !Regular Season Finish !GP !W !L !T !1921–22 !1922–23 !1923–24 !1924–25 !1925–26 !1926–27 !1927–28 !1928–29 !1929–30 !1930–31 !1931–32 !1932–33 !1933–34 !1934–35 !1935–36 !1936–37 !1937–38 !1938–39 !1939–40 !1940–41 !1941–42 !1942–43 !1943–44 !1944–45 !1945–46 !1946–47 !1947–48 !1948–49 !1949–50 !1950–51 !1951–52 !1952–53 !1953–54 !1954–55 !1955–56 !1956–57 !1957–58 ! rowspan=2 |1958–59 ! rowspan=2 | 1959–60 ! rowspan=2 | 1960–61 ! rowspan=2 | 1961–62 ! rowspan=2 | 1962–63 ! rowspan=2 | 1963–64 ! rowspan=2 | 1964–65 ! rowspan=2 | 1965–66 ! rowspan=2 | 1966–67 ! rowspan=2 | 1967–68 ! rowspan=2 | 1968–69 ! rowspan=2 | 1969–70 ! rowspan=2 | 1970–71 ! rowspan=2 | 1971–72 ! rowspan=2 | 1972–73 ! rowspan=2 | 1973–74 ! rowspan=2 | 1974–75 ! rowspan=2 | 1975–76 ! rowspan=2 | 1976–77 ! rowspan=2 | 1977–78 ! rowspan=2 | 1978–79 ! rowspan=2 | 1979–80 ! rowspan=2 | 1980–81 !1981–82 !1982–83 !1983–84 !1984–85 !1985–86 !1986–87 !1987–88 !1988–89 !1989–90 !1990–91 !1991–92 !1992–93 !1993–94 !1994–95 !1995–96 !1996–97 !1997–98 !1998–99 !1999–00 !2000–01 !2001–02 !2002–03 !2003–04 !2004–05 !2005–06 !2006–07 !2007–08 !2008–09 !2009–10 !colspan="4"|Totals
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" |I.D. MacDonald (1921 — 1922)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" |I.D. MacDonald (1921 — 1922)
 * 10
 * 6
 * 3
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Emil Iverson (1922 — 1930)
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Emil Iverson (1922 — 1930)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Emil Iverson (1922 — 1930)
 * 12
 * 10
 * 1
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 14
 * 13
 * 1
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 10
 * 8
 * 1
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 16
 * 12
 * 0
 * 4
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 4
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 15
 * 9
 * 6
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 13
 * 9
 * 2
 * 2
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 2
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 17
 * 14
 * 2
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 18
 * 7
 * 9
 * 2
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Frank Pond (1930 — 1935)
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Frank Pond (1930 — 1935)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Frank Pond (1930 — 1935)
 * 19
 * 7
 * 11
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 16
 * 12
 * 3
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 11
 * 10
 * 1
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 14
 * 11
 * 3
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 14
 * 6
 * 6
 * 2
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Larry Armstrong (1935 — 1947)
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Larry Armstrong (1935 — 1947)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Larry Armstrong (1935 — 1947)
 * 16
 * 10
 * 6
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 16
 * 11
 * 4
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 17
 * 7
 * 9
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 23
 * 17
 * 6
 * 0
 * align="left" |Won in AAU Quarterfinals, 10–1 (Philadelphia) Won in AAU Semifinals, 3–2 (St. Nicholas) Lost in AAU Championship, 3–4 (Cleveland)
 * align="left"|
 * 0
 * align="left" |Won in AAU Quarterfinals, 10–1 (Philadelphia) Won in AAU Semifinals, 3–2 (St. Nicholas) Lost in AAU Championship, 3–4 (Cleveland)
 * align="left"|
 * 18
 * 18
 * 0
 * 0
 * align="left" style="background: #FFF3BF;"|Won in AAU Semifinals, 9–4 (Amesbury) Won AAU Championship, 9–1 (Brock Hall)
 * align="left"| John Mariucci (All-American) Harold Paulsen (All-American)
 * 0
 * align="left" style="background: #FFF3BF;"|Won in AAU Semifinals, 9–4 (Amesbury) Won AAU Championship, 9–1 (Brock Hall)
 * align="left"| John Mariucci (All-American) Harold Paulsen (All-American)
 * 16
 * 11
 * 3
 * 2
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 2
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 12
 * 7
 * 5
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 16
 * 10
 * 5
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 11
 * 6
 * 5
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 10
 * 7
 * 2
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 14
 * 9
 * 4
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * 20
 * 12
 * 5
 * 3
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Doc Romnes (1947 — 1952)
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Doc Romnes (1947 — 1952)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Doc Romnes (1947 — 1952)
 * NCAA
 * 21
 * 9
 * 12
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * NCAA
 * 23
 * 12
 * 11
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * NCAA
 * 16
 * 5
 * 11
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * NCAA
 * 26
 * 14
 * 12
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"| Gordon Watters (All-American)
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"| Gordon Watters (All-American)
 * NCAA
 * MCHL
 * 5th
 * 26
 * 13
 * 13
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"| Lawrence Ross (All-American)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | John Mariucci (1952 — 1955)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | John Mariucci (1952 — 1955)
 * NCAA
 * MCHL
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 29
 * 23
 * 6
 * 0
 * align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Semifinals, 3–2 (Rensselaer) Lost in NCAA D-I Championship, 3–7 (Michigan)
 * align="left"| John Mariucci (COTY)
 * NCAA
 * WIHL
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|T-1st
 * 30
 * 23
 * 6
 * 1
 * align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Semifinals, 14–1 (Boston College) Lost in NCAA D-I Championship, 4–5 (OT) (Rensselaer)
 * align="left"| Richard Dougherty (All-American) James Mattson (All-American) John Mayasich (All-American) Ken Yackel, Sr. (All-American)
 * NCAA
 * WIHL
 * 3rd
 * 30
 * 16
 * 12
 * 2
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"| John Mayasich (All-American)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Marsh Ryman (1955 — 1956)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Marsh Ryman (1955 — 1956)
 * NCAA
 * WIHL
 * 4th
 * 29
 * 16
 * 12
 * 1
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | John Mariucci (1956 — 1966)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | John Mariucci (1956 — 1966)
 * NCAA
 * WIHL
 * 6th
 * 29
 * 12
 * 15
 * 2
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"|
 * NCAA
 * WIHL
 * 4th
 * 27
 * 16
 * 11
 * 0
 * align="left"|
 * align="left"| Richard Burg (All-American) Jack McCartan (All-American)
 * rowspan=2 |NCAA
 * 24
 * 12
 * 10
 * 2
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Murray Williamson (All-American)
 * Big Ten
 * 2nd
 * 8
 * 4
 * 3
 * 1
 * 4
 * 3
 * 1
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 6th
 * 27
 * 9
 * 16
 * 2
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * Big Ten
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 8
 * 5
 * 3
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 29
 * 17
 * 11
 * 1
 * rowspan=2 align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Lost in NCAA Semifinals, 1–6 (Denver) Won NCAA Third Place, 4–3 (Rensselaer)
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * Big Ten
 * 2nd
 * 8
 * 5
 * 3
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 6th
 * 21
 * 9
 * 10
 * 2
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * Big Ten
 * 3rd
 * 4
 * 0
 * 3
 * 1
 * 1
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 4th
 * 27
 * 16
 * 7
 * 4
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Lou Nanne (All-American, WCHA MVP)
 * Big Ten
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 8
 * 5
 * 1
 * 2
 * 2
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 3rd
 * 25
 * 14
 * 11
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Craig Falkman (All-American)
 * Big Ten
 * 2nd
 * 8
 * 5
 * 3
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 3rd
 * 28
 * 14
 * 12
 * 2
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Doug Woog (All-American)
 * Big Ten
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 8
 * 5
 * 3
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * T-2nd
 * 27
 * 16
 * 11
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Gary Gambucci (WCHA ROTY)
 * Big Ten
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 8
 * 5
 * 3
 * 0
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Glen Sonmor (1966 — 1971)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Glen Sonmor (1966 — 1971)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Glen Sonmor (1966 — 1971)
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 8th
 * 29
 * 9
 * 19
 * 1
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * Big Ten
 * 3rd
 * 8
 * 2
 * 5
 * 1
 * 1
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 5th
 * 31
 * 19
 * 12
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Gary Gambucci (All-American) Murray McLachlan (WCHA ROTY)
 * Big Ten
 * 2nd
 * 8
 * 3
 * 5
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 5th
 * 29
 * 13
 * 13
 * 3
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|Murray McLachlan(All-American, WCHA MVP)
 * Big Ten
 * 4th
 * 10
 * 4
 * 5
 * 1
 * 1
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 33
 * 21
 * 12
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Murray McLachlan (All-American, WCHA MVP) Wally Olds (All-American) Glen Sonmor (WCHA COTY)
 * Big Ten
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 12
 * 8
 * 4
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * 5th
 * 33
 * 14
 * 17
 * 2
 * rowspan=2 align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Semifinals, 6–5 (Harvard) Lost in NCAA D-I Championship, 2–4 (Boston University)
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * Big Ten
 * 3rd
 * 10
 * 5
 * 5
 * 0
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Glen Sonmor / Ken Yackel, Sr. (1971 — 1972)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Glen Sonmor / Ken Yackel, Sr. (1971 — 1972)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Glen Sonmor / Ken Yackel, Sr. (1971 — 1972)
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 10th
 * 32
 * 8
 * 24
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * Big Ten
 * 4th
 * 10
 * 4
 * 6
 * 0
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Herb Brooks (1972 — 1979)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Herb Brooks (1972 — 1979)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Herb Brooks (1972 — 1979)
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 6th
 * 34
 * 15
 * 16
 * 3
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * Big Ten
 * 3rd
 * 12
 * 5
 * 5
 * 2
 * 2
 * rowspan=2 style="background: #FFCCCC;"|NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 39
 * 22
 * 11
 * 6
 * rowspan=2 align="left" style="background: #FFCCCC;"|Won in NCAA Semifinals, 5–4 (Boston University) Won NCAA D-I Championship (1), 4–2 (Michigan Tech)
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Herb Brooks (WCHA COTY)
 * Big Ten
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|T-1st
 * 12
 * 5
 * 4
 * 3
 * 3
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 42
 * 31
 * 10
 * 1
 * rowspan=2 align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Semifinals, 6–4 (Harvard) Lost in NCAA D-I Championship, 1–6 (Michigan Tech)
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Les Auge (All-American) Mike Polich (All-American, WCHA MVP)
 * Big Ten
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 12
 * 8
 * 4
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 style="background: #FFCCCC;"|NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * 3rd
 * 44
 * 28
 * 14
 * 2
 * rowspan=2 align="left" style="background: #FFCCCC;"|Won in NCAA Semifinals, 4–2 (Boston University) Won NCAA D-I Championship (2), 6–4 (Michigan Tech)
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * Big Ten
 * 3rd
 * 12
 * 4
 * 8
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 7th
 * 41
 * 17
 * 21
 * 3
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * Big Ten
 * 3rd
 * 12
 * 5
 * 7
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 4th
 * 38
 * 22
 * 14
 * 2
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|
 * Big Ten
 * 3rd
 * 12
 * 6
 * 6
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 style="background: #FFCCCC;"|NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 44
 * 32
 * 11
 * 1
 * rowspan=2 align="left" style="background: #FFCCCC;"|Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 3–6 (Bowling Green) Won in NCAA Semifinals, 4–3 (New Hampshire) Won NCAA D-I Championship (3), 4–3 (North Dakota)
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| William Baker (All-American)
 * Big Ten
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 12
 * 10
 * 2
 * 0
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Brad Buetow (1979 — 1985)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Brad Buetow (1979 — 1985)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Brad Buetow (1979 — 1985)
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 41
 * 26
 * 15
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 3–4 (Northern Michigan)
 * rowspan=2 align="left"| Tim Harrer (All-American, WCHA MVP) Brad Buetow (WCHA COTY) Aaron Broten (WCHA FOTY)
 * Big Ten
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 12
 * 8
 * 4
 * 0
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 | NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 45
 * 33
 * 12
 * 0
 * rowspan=2 align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 9–4, 5–4 (Colgate) Won in NCAA Semifinals, 7–2 (Michigan Tech) Lost in NCAA D-I Championship, 3–6 (Wisconsin)
 * rowspan=2 align="left"|Neal Broten (Hobey Baker, All-American) Steven Ulseth (All-American, WCHA MVP)
 * Big Ten
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 12
 * 11
 * 1
 * 0
 * 0
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 3rd
 * 36
 * 22
 * 12
 * 2
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 45
 * 32
 * 12
 * 1
 * align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 9–6, 7–2 (New Hampshire) Lost in NCAA Semifinals, 3–5 (Harvard) Lost in NCAA Third Place, 3–4 (Providence)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 3rd
 * 40
 * 27
 * 11
 * 2
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 47
 * 31
 * 13
 * 3
 * align="left"|Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 7–5, 1–4, (Boston College)
 * align="left"|Pat Micheletti (All-American)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Doug Woog (1985 — 1999)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Doug Woog (1985 — 1999)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 48
 * 35
 * 13
 * 0
 * align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 6–4, 5–3 (Boston University) Lost in NCAA Semifinals, 4–6 (Michigan State) Won NCAA Third Place, 6–4 (Denver)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 49
 * 34
 * 14
 * 1
 * align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 4–1, 2–3 (Boston College) Lost in NCAA Semifinals, 3–5 (Michigan State) Won NCAA Third Place, 6–3 (Harvard)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 44
 * 34
 * 10
 * 0
 * align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 4–2, 4–3 (Michigan State) Lost in NCAA Semifinals, 2–3 (St. Lawrence) Lost in NCAA Third Place, 2–5 (Maine)
 * align="left"|Robb Stauber (Hobey Baker, All-American, WCHA MVP, WCHA GOTY)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 48
 * 34
 * 11
 * 3
 * align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 4–2, 4–2 (Wisconsin) Won in NCAA Semifinals, 7–4 (Maine) Lost in NCAA D-I Championship, 3–4 (OT) (Harvard)
 * align="left"|Robb Stauber (WCHA GOTY)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 46
 * 28
 * 16
 * 2
 * align="left"|Won in NCAA First Round, 6–1, 5–1 (Clarkson) Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 2–4, 2–1, 1–6 (Boston College)
 * align="left"|Doug Woog (WCHA COTY)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 45
 * 30
 * 10
 * 5
 * align="left"|Won in NCAA First Round, 3–4, 8–4, 8–3 (Providence) Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 0–4, 3–5 (Maine)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 44
 * 33
 * 11
 * 0
 * align="left"|Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 3–8 (Lake Superior St.)
 * align="left"|Darby Hendrickson (WCHA ROTY)
 * NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * T-2nd
 * 42
 * 22
 * 12
 * 8
 * align="left"|Won in NCAA First Round, 2–1 (Clarkson) Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 2–6 (Maine)
 * NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 42
 * 25
 * 13
 * 4
 * align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 2–1 (2OT) (UMass-Lowell) Lost in NCAA Semifinals, 1–4 (Boston University)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 4th
 * 44
 * 25
 * 14
 * 5
 * align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA First Round, 3–0 (Rensselaer) Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 5–2 (Colorado College) Lost in NCAA Semifinals, 3–7 (Boston University)
 * align="left"|Brian Bonin (All-American, WCHA POTY) Mike Crowley (WCHA ROTY)
 * NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * 2nd
 * 42
 * 30
 * 10
 * 2
 * align="left"|Won in NCAA First Round, 5–1 (Providence) Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 3–4 (Michigan)
 * align="left"|Brian Bonin (Hobey Baker, All-American, WCHA POTY) Mike Crowley (All-American)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|T-1st
 * 42
 * 28
 * 13
 * 1
 * align="left"|Won in NCAA First Round, 6–3 (Michigan State) Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 4–7 (Michigan)
 * align="left"|Mike Crowley (All-American, WCHA POTY)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 6th
 * 39
 * 17
 * 22
 * 0
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 5th
 * 43
 * 15
 * 19
 * 9
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Don Lucia (1999 — present)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Don Lucia (1999 — present)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Don Lucia (1999 — present)
 * style="background:#dddddd;" colspan="10" | Don Lucia (1999 — present)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 6th
 * 41
 * 20
 * 19
 * 2
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 3rd
 * 42
 * 27
 * 13
 * 2
 * align="left"|Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 4–5 (OT) (Maine)
 * align="left"|Jordan Leopold (WCHA DPOTY)
 * style="background: #FFCCCC;"|NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 3rd
 * 44
 * 32
 * 8
 * 4
 * align="left" style="background: #FFCCCC;"|Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 4–2 (Colorado College) Won in NCAA Semifinals, 3–2 (Michigan) Won NCAA D-I Championship (4), 4–3 (OT) (Maine)
 * align="left"|Jordan Leopold (Hobey Baker, All-American, WCHA DPOTY) John Pohl (All-American)
 * style="background: #FFCCCC;"|NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * T-2nd
 * 45
 * 28
 * 8
 * 9
 * align="left" style="background: #FFCCCC;"|Won in NCAA First Round, 9–2 (Mercyhurst) Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 7–4 (Ferris State) Won in NCAA Semifinals, 3–2 (OT) (Michigan) Won NCAA D-I Championship (5), 5–1 (New Hampshire)
 * align="left"|Thomas Vanek (WCHA ROTY)
 * NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * T-4th
 * 44
 * 27
 * 14
 * 3
 * align="left"|Won in NCAA First Round, 5–2 (Notre Dame) Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 1–3 (Minnesota-Duluth)
 * align="left"|Keith Ballard (All-American)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * T-3rd
 * 44
 * 28
 * 15
 * 1
 * align="left" style="background: #D0E7FF;"|Won in NCAA First Round, 1–0 (OT) (Maine) Won in NCAA Quarterfinals, 2–1 (OT) (Cornell) Lost in NCAA Semifinals, 2–4 (North Dakota)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 41
 * 27
 * 9
 * 5
 * align="left"|Lost in NCAA First Round, 3–4 (OT) (Holy Cross)
 * align="left"|Ryan Potulny (All-American) Phil Kessel (WCHA ROTY) Don Lucia (WCHA COTY)
 * NCAA
 * style="background: #ddffdd;"|WCHA
 * style="background: #FFE6BD;"|1st
 * 44
 * 31
 * 10
 * 3
 * align="left"|Won in NCAA First Round, 4–3 (Air Force) Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals, 2–3 (OT) (North Dakota)
 * align="left"|Alex Goligoski (All-American, WCHA DPOTY)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 7th
 * 45
 * 19
 * 17
 * 9
 * align="left"|Lost in NCAA First Round, 2–5 (Boston College)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 5th
 * 37
 * 17
 * 13
 * 7
 * align="left"|Ryan Stoa (All-American) Jordan Schroeder (WCHA ROTY)
 * align="left"|Ryan Stoa (All-American) Jordan Schroeder (WCHA ROTY)
 * NCAA
 * WCHA
 * 7th
 * 37
 * 18
 * 19
 * 2
 * 2689
 * 1611
 * 914
 * 164
 * colspan="2" align="left"|(includes regular season and postseason results); 5 NCAA Division I Championships