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Ingraham (1991-94), who joined Paul Kariya and Jim Montgomery on Maine's top line during the 1992-93 National Championship run, finished his career with the Black Bears with 73 goals and 86 assists for 159 points in 106 games. Ingraham, who played his first season of collegiate hockey at Air Force before transferring to Maine, led the 1992-93 team with 46 goals, was third on the team with 39 assists, and third with 85 points on the season. An All-American second team selection in 1992-93, Ingraham went on to play seven seasons of professional hockey with the Tallahassee Tiger Sharks (1995-98) and the Idaho Steelheads (1998-02) of the East Coast Hockey League. In 2004, Ingraham became the first player in Steelheads franchise history to have his number retired.