Colgate University Athletics

As a Senior (2007-08): Skated in 40 of Colgate's 42 games ... Named to the ECAC Hockey all-academic team ... Earned an assist on the final goal of the season in the ECAC Hockey third-place game against No. 20 Cornell on March 22 ... Posted a goal and an assist in the second win over St. Lawrence during the first round of the ECAC Hockey playoffs on March 9 ... Netted a goal in the first playoff victory over the Saints on March 8 ... Scored a goal against Dartmouth on March 1 ... Earned an assist versus No. 20 Harvard on February 29 ... Helped set up the game-winning goal versus Rensselaer on February 15 ... Assisted on the game-winning goal against St. Lawrence on January 19 ... Won all 13 of the faceoffs he attempted during the weekend Colgate hosted No. 12 Clarkson and St. Lawrence, January 18-19 ... Netted a goal at Yale on November 11 ... Earned an assist versus No. 15 St. Lawrence at the Citizens Bank Governor's Cup on October 26 ... Scored the Raiders' first goal of the season and added an assist in a win against Sacred Heart on October 12 ... Won 217 of his 370 faceoff attempts for a team-best .586 winning percentage ... Was whistled for five penalties totaling 18 minutes ... Had 75 shots on goal and 18 blocked shots on the season.

As a Junior (2006-07): Appeared in 39 of Colgate's 40 games ... Earned a spot on the ECACHL all-academic team ... Finished the season with two goals, both of which were shorthanded, and five assists ... Attempted a career-high six shots on goal in the win against No. 17 St. Lawrence on February 2 ... Earned an assist against Yale on January 20 ... Netted a shorthanded goal versus Brown on January 19 ... Was called for a major penalty and game misconduct against No. 19 Niagara on January 5 ... Had three shots on goal against Connecticut in the championship game of the Toyota UConn Classic on December 30 ... Attempted four shots on goal versus Union on December 1 ... Assisted on CU's second goal against Ohio State on November 24 ... Posted a shorthanded assist at Brown on November 4 ... Scored the first shorthanded goal of his career versus Canisius on October 24 ... Finished the game with the Golden Griffins with three shots on goal, two blocked shots, one penalty, and a +1 rating ... Earned an assist against Bentley on October 15 ... Was called for 16 penalties totaling 43 minutes for the season, and stayed out of the box in 16 of the last 17 games of the year ... Won 226 of his 430 faceoff attempts for a 52.6 percent success rate ... Attempted 51 shots on goal and blocked 22 shots on the season.

As a Sophomore (2005-06): Played in 34 games ... Named to the ECACHL all-academic team ... Recorded three goals and nine assists for 12 points on the season ... Posted two assists in the ECACHL quarterfinal series against Quinnipiac, March 10-12 ... Scored the first goal in a 5-2 win against Brown on January 28 ... Recorded one assist versus St. Lawrence on January 21 ... Posted a pair of assists versus Clarkson on January 20 ... Scored the Raiders' only goal against Providence on December 21 ... Assisted on Colgate's first goal against Western Michigan on November 25 ... Earned an assist versus Union on November 19 ... Scored a goal at Yale on November 5 ... Recorded his first career multiple-point game with two assists at Brown on November 4 ... Missed Colgate's first four games with a leg injury ... Won 143 of his 247 faceoff attempts for a .579 winning percentage ... Whistled for 14 penalties totaling 39 minutes ... Had 46 shots on the season.

As a Freshman (2004-05): Skated in 13 games … Finished the season with one goal and one assist for two points … His first collegiate goal was the game-winner in a 3-0 victory against Air Force in the consolation game of the Denver Cup on January 2 … Assisted on the game-winning goal against Princeton on December 3 for his first career point … Whistled for five penalties totaling 10 minutes on the season.

Before Colgate: Played for the Bay State Breakers of the Eastern Junior Hockey League … Served as the team's assistant captain … Finished his final season with 27 goals and 29 assists for 56 points in 46 games … Named the team's MVP and was a league all-star … Received the league's leadership award … Previously played for the Pittsburgh Forge of the North American Hockey League.

Personal: Benjamin Jay Camper was born on September 30, 1984 in Cleveland, Ohio … Son of Richard and Heidi Camper … Has two brothers … Majoring in political science.