Suess, who leads the conference in scoring with 26 points, had six goals and four assists in six games. The Mavericks went 5-1-0 in those games against Lake Superior State, Alabama Huntsville and Northern Michigan. Suess, who moved up to No. 9 on MSU's Division I-era scoring list with 110 points, is on a six-game point streak heading into this weekend's series at Alaska Anchorage.
Jaremko, the top-scoring rookie in the country, had two goals and six assists in the last month to earn the WCHA's award for the second month in a row. Jaremko had his 10-game point streak snapped on Saturday but compiled 17 points in that stretch of games.
The league's other award winners were Northern Michigan's Jordan Klimek (defensive) and Michigan Tech's Robbie Beydoun (goaltender).
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