2005-06
Shared CHA Rookie of the Year honors with teammate Ted Cook...Named to the CHA All-Rookie Team and to the All-CHA Second Team...Placed fourth in the nation in points per game by a rookie (1.14)...Earned CHA Rookie of the Week accolades four times (10/10, 11/7, 1/16 and 2/20)...Selected as a CSTV/Hockey Commissioners’ Association Honorable Mention Rookie of the Month for October and November...Holds the CHA rookie record, alongside Cook, for points in a season with 40, and claims sole possession of first in assists by a rookie with 27...Tied with Cook for the league lead in points, ranked first in assists and tied for second with eight power-play goals...In CHA-only games, tied with teammates Cook and Sean Bentivoglio for the league lead in points with 28 (10-18--28)...Racked up four assists, including one on the game-winner, to lead Niagara to a 6-3 win over Clarkson (10/7)...Scored first collegiate goal against Clarkson (10/8)...Scored the game-winner on the power play in the third period and was 15-for-24 in total face-offs againstWestern Michigan (10/22)...Had four points in the series against Wayne State (11/4-5), including the game-winner in overtime in game one...Recorded a power-play goal and an assist in an 8-4 win over Alabama-Huntsville (11/12)...Had eight points (4-4--8) in the series at Air Force (1/13-14)...Posted three points (1-2--3) with five shots on goal at Air Force (1/13)...Was one point shy of Niagara’s single-game record, notching five points (3-2--5), including his first hat trick on two power-play goals and a short-handed tally, vs. the Falcons (1/14)...Scored the game-winner with four seconds left at Quinnipiac (1/27)...Racked up five points in the series at Wayne State (2/17-18), scoring twice on the power play in game two and registering three assists in game one...Scored on the power play and added an assist vs. Bemdji State (2/25)...Earned an assist in the CHA semifinals vs. Robert Morris (3/11).
Before Niagara
Played for the Williams Lake TimberWolves of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL)...Led the league in scoring with 100 points (38 goals, 62 assists) in 2004-05...Played in 60 games, scoring 13 power-play goals and racking up 166 penalty minutes...Began the 2003-04 year with the Vernon Vipers, posting 15 goals and 21 assists for 36 points in 40 games...Finished the year with the TimberWolves, playing in 19 games and registering 11 goals and 17 assists...Named BCHL playoff MVP after collecting 13 goals, including three on the power play, two shorthanded and six assists for 19 points.
Personal
Born July 8, 1984, in Regina, Sask....Son of Darcy and Heather Reaney...Has two brothers, Brad and Colin...Majoring in business...Left shot.
