With over a week since the Lake Erie Monsters wrapped up its season, its only normal for an organization to look back and recap the season's many highlights and benchmarks, and we here at the Monsters are no different. Analyzing both team and individual accomplishments, we have broken down last season by the numbers and put together a countdown of some of this year's top statistical accomplishments.

While the season ended much earlier than all would have wanted, but statistically speaking, the Monsters had another great year of team, player and organization proficiency. Below is a list - in descending order - of some the Lake Erie Monsters season's most notable numerical achievements.

Monsters By the Numbers

298,096 - Combined number total fans who visited Quicken Loans Arena for Monsters games this season - ranking the team third overall among AHL teams in attendance.

149 - Penalty minutes by David Liffiton to lead team.

84 - Total points for the Monsters this season.

76 - Number of games played by Jusin Mercier, most by any Monster this season.

55 - Goals scored by Ryan Stoa as Monster in his three years with the team. Stoa became the Monsters all-time leading scorer on November 10, when he recorded his 40th goal.

47 - Most shots on goal this season, set on November 25 during a 5-1 victory over Hamilton. The number is just two shy of the franchise mark.

43 - Games decided by one goal, with record of (23-10-3-7).

39 - Evan Brophey led the team in total points with 39, which included 18 goals.

37 - Total number of Monsters wins in the 2011-2012 season.

:35 Seconds - Tyson Barrie scored the fastest overtime goal in Monsters history on December 28, 2011 against Grand Rapids.

27 - Assists by Tyson Barrie, leading this team.

24 - Number of games won when the Monsters scored first.

18 - Number of powerplay assists made by Brad Malone, ranking him third among AHL rookies this season.

+17 - Cameron Gaunce led the Monsters in plus/minus.

14 - Consecutive games decided by one goal. The streak begun on February 25 with a 4-3 shootout loss in Rochester and ended on March 29 with a 4-3 shootout victory in Houston.

12 - Total number of games decided by a shootout.

11 - Straight starts by Gerald Coleman, a franchise record.

8 - Different Monsters were called up to the NHL this season. With seven players seeing playing time with Colorado.

7 - Consecutive home wins, tying the franchise mark.

5 - Danny Richmond recorded a point in his first five games as a Monsters after being dealt from Hershey on February 2, 2012.

3 - In three consecutive games, Patrick Rissmiller recorded the game-winning goal.

3 - Shutouts this season for the Monsters, all of them recorded by Cedrick Desjardins.

1 - Desjardins ranked first in the league in GAA with 0.932 and was ranked third overall in the AHL.