Michigan Tech

Junior Season (2006-07):
Appeared in 39 games ... Recorded three assists on the season ?one against Northern Michigan Oct. 13, another against MinnesotaDuluth Nov. 11 and a third at Minnesota State Feb. 3 ... One offour Huskies with at least a 3.5 cumulative grade point average tobe recognized as a WCHA Scholar-Athlete ... Named to WCHAAll-Academic Team.

Sophomore Season (2005-06):
One of just two Tech defensemen to play in all 38 games ...Notched two assists at the Nye Frontier Classic ? one againstVermont Oct. 14 and another vs. Rensselaer Oct. 15 ... Providedsecond assist on Chris Conner’s game-winning goal in overtimeNov. 11 against St. Cloud State ... Added a helper Dec. 16 againstMinnesota State ... Named to WCHA All-Academic Team.

Freshman Season (2004-05):
Played in 30 games ... Assisted on Brandon Schwartz’sgame-winning goal on Feb. 12 against Minnesota State ... Talliedfirst career goal against Alaska Anchorage on Oct. 30 ... Finishedfourth on the club in blocked shots with 29.

Prior to Michigan Tech:
Spent the four seasons prior to arriving at Michigan Tech playingfor the Grande Prairie Storm of the Alberta Junior Hockey League... As team captain, helped Grande Prairie to the leaguechampionship in 2003-04 ... Had 14 points, including one goal in 45games played and was an All-AJHL Second Team selection ... GrandePrairie had a 153-80-19 record during Malekoff’s four seasons... A 2002 graduate of Grande Prairie Composite (Alberta) HighSchool.

Personal:
Enjoys playing the guitar, ’80s rock, working out, frisbee,golf, and fishing ... Has two younger sisters ... Son of Larry andCindy Malekoff of Grande Prairie, Alberta ... Born Mark PeterMalekoff on June 14, 1984, in Grande Prairie, Alberta ... Shootsleft ... Owns a 3.59 cumulative grade point average in businessadministration.