MISSOURI’S BRIAN REGAN SETS UHL RECORD WITH FIFTH SHUTOUT

Tuesday, January 10, 2000

                   LAKE ST. LOUIS, MO . . . The expansion Missouri River Otters continue to etch
                   their name in the United Hockey League record book. This time it’s All-Star
                   goaltender Brian Regan who set a new UHL record with his fifth shutout of the
                   season on Wednesday against the Knoxville Speed.

                   Regan’s shutout moves him past former Madison Monster Darryl Gilmour (1997-98),
                   Port Huron Border Cat Jon Hillebrandt (1998-99) and Muskegon Fury Joe Dimaline
                   (1998-99) all of whom posted four shutouts in one season.

                   The record setting shutout was also the fifth of the season for the River Otters, tying
                   the first year team with four other UHL clubs for second most shutouts in one
                   season. The 1998-99 Muskegon Fury and Quad City Mallards along with the 1997-98
                   Mallards and Flint Generals, have all posted five shutouts in a season. The Port
                   Huron Border Cats hold the League record with six shutouts during the 1998-99
                   season.

                   In his five shutouts, the 24-year-old native of New Milford, CT has averaged nearly 27
                   saves per game. He has registered shutouts against the Ohio Gears, Quad City
                   Mallards, Fort Wayne Komets, Rockford IceHogs and Knoxville Speed.

                   Regan currently leads the UHL with a 1.92 GAA and a .932 save percentage. He
                   ranks second in the League with 20 victories in 27 games. In his 20 victories, he has
                   allowed only 33 goals for GAA of 1.68 and a save percentage of .939. In his seven
                   losses (0-4-3), he has allowed 41 goals for a 2.60 GAA and a .915 save percentage