Niagara University Athletics

Why Niagara?
"I went for a tour of the school and the facilities, and it was amazing. I loved everything about the school and the hockey program. The school wasn’t too big and the facilities were in top shape. I was offered a spot and it didn’t take long to come up with my decision. The school is very close to the border too, so my family will be able to come to games and support me in ways they couldn’t if I went to school elsewhere."
 
2018-19:
Was named to the 2018-19 AHA All-Academic Team and was named AHA’s Player of the Week (Jan.22)…Played in 34 games during his third season with Niagara…Collected 16 points (eight goals and eight assists), two power play goals and five blocks…Season debut with one block at Penn State (Oct. 19)…Season-high with two goals vs. Mercyhurst (Jan.18), vs. Bentley (Feb. 15) and vs. Canisius (March 8)…Season-high with one power play goals vs. Bentley (Feb. 15) and vs. Canisius (March 8)…Finished the season with 49 shots and .163 shooting percentage.

2017-18:
27 games played...Eight points (4 G, 4 A).

2016-17:
Played in four games as a freshman, missing the majority of the season due to injury...Scored his first collegiate point with an assist vs. Bentley (Jan. 13)...Finished with four shots on goal.

Before Niagara:
Played in 105 games with the Ontario Junior Hockey League’s Wellington Dukes from 2014 to 2016…Scored 42 goals and 41 assists for 83 points in two full junior seasons…Finished 2015-16 season as the ninth-ranked scorer in the OJHL, with 64 points (34 G, 30 A) in 52 regular-season games…Tied for third in the OJHL with three shorthanded goals in 2015-16, also scoring 13 power-play goals…Played for Team Canada East in the 2016 World Junior ‘A’ Challenge, scoring one goal and one assist in five games…Also played for Team East in the 2016 CJHL Top Prospects Game.