Talk about exiting in style.

Bryan McGregor has indeed saved his best hockey for last as evident by the career-high numbers he's put up this season. In addition to sharing top honors for the team's goal-scoring lead with 14, the senior right wing currently ranks third among his UMD puckmates in scoring with 26 points. A major minutes muncher on both the Bulldog power play and penalty killing units, McGregor currently ranks second in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association in both shorthanded goals (three -- the most by a Bulldog in four years) and shorthanded points.

Quite an improvement for a guy who come into his farewell season with just 21 points in his previous 88 games.

HIS FAVORITES:

Opponent: Minnesota

Opponent Arena: Mariucci Arena (Minnesota)

Road Trip: Denver, Colo.

Professional Athlete: Rick Nash (Columbus Blue Jackets)

Professional Team: Toronto Maple Leafs and Buffalo Sabres

College Course: Any class (former teammate) Luke Stauffaucher would recommend

Pastime: Watching Movies

Prized Possession: My new Ipod

Movie: The Notebook

Book (Author): The Art of War (Sun Tzu)

Television Show: I Love New York and Flavor of Love

Singer/Group: George Strait

Food: Anything my mom cooks

Restaurant: Sanders (Grand Forks, N.D.)

Vacation Spot: Muskokas (Northern Ontario)

Web Site: jeffmcfarlandfanclub.com

PERSONALLY SPEAKING:

Why I Chose UMD: (Former Bulldog) T.J. Caig

First Played Competitive Hockey: At age 3

Hockey Strength/Weakness: My strength/My defensive play

Game Day Ritual: I call my grandpa

Most Memorable Hockey Moment: Game 3 of the 2003 Doyle Cup playoffs (Vernon Vipers vs. Camrose Kodiaks)

Best Player I’ve Ever Played Against: Alex Stalock

Pet Peeve: Talking to Nate Ziegelmann’s door everyday

My First Job: Working at the Casa D’oro Restaurant as a teen

Person I'd Most Like to Meet: Wayne Gretzky

Biggest Fear: Sharks

What Most People Don't Know About Me: I have a metal jaw

Advice to an Aspiring Young Athlete: Give up something good, for something better

If I Could Change One Thing About Myself: I would look like Jason Garrison

Influences on My Athletic Career: Lee Davidson and Bill Watson

Something I Never Leave Home Without: My house keys

Sport I'd Like to Try But Never Have: Bull riding

Post-UMD Plans: Play professional hockey and then retire to Lakeville, Minn.