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Former Collegians

1 – Jeremy Swayman – Maine (2017-20)

  • Mike Richter Award winner as the nation's top goaltender in 2020
  • Hockey East Player of the Year and first-team all-conference as a junior
  • First-team All-American in 2020
  • Third-team All-Hockey East in 2019
  • Named to the Hockey East All-Rookie Team

6 – Mason Lohrei – Ohio State (2021-23)

  • All-Big Ten Second Team as a sophomore
  • Teammates included Cole McWard

11 – Casey Mittelstadt – Minnesota (2017-18)

  • Big Ten All-Freshman Team selection in 2018

19 – Johnny Beecher – Michigan (2019-22)

  • Named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team
  • Teammates included Owen Power, Cam York, Kent Johnson, Matty Beniers

26 – Andrew Peeke – Notre Dame (2016-19)

  • Team captain as a junior
  • Hockey East All-Rookie Team selection
  • Teammates included Anders Bjork, Dennis Gilbert

43 – Jordan Harris* – Northeastern (2018-22)

  • Named Hockey East Best Defensive Defenseman as a senior
  • First-team All-Hockey East as a senior
  • Second-team All-Hockey East selection in 2021
  • Teammates included Cayden Primeau, Jeremy Davies
  • Drafted in the 3rd round (71st overall) by Montreal in 2018

52 – Sean Kuraly – Miami (2012-16)

  • NCHC Defensive Forward of the Year and honorable mention all-conference as a senior
  • Team captain as a senior
  • Teammates included Austin Czarnik

73 – Charlie McAvoy – Boston University (2015-17)

  • First-team All-America and All-Hockey East as a sophomore
  • Teammates included Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, Clayton Keller

81 – Mikey Eyssimont – St. Cloud State (2015-18)

  • Second-team All-NCHC as a junior; honorable mention as a sophomore
  • Teammates included Charlie Lindgren, Ryan Poehling, Blake Lizotte, Jack Ahcan, Will Borgen, Dennis Cholowski, Patrick Russell

* = on Injured Reserve


Front Office

President of TD Garden, CEO Glen Thornborough – Alaska Anchorage (1992-96)
General Manager Don Sweeney – Harvard (1984-88)
President, Boston Bruins Foundation Bob Sweeney – Boston College (1982-86)
Assistant Coach Jay Leach Providence (1997-2001)
Assistant Coach Steve Spott Colgate (1986-90)
Goaltending Coach Bob Essensa – Michigan State (1983-87)
Goaltending Development Coach Mike Dunham – Maine (1990-93)
Skating and Skills Coach John McLean – Boston College (1983-87)
Skating and Skills Consultant David Breen – Merrimack (2002-04)
Skating and Skills Consultant Tom Ford – Worcester State (2006-08)
Assistant Director, Amateur Scouting Darren Yopyk – Princeton (1996-2000)
Player Development Coordinator Parker Mackay – Minnesota Duluth (2015-19)
Player Development Coordinator Ben Smith – Boston College (2006-10)
Pro Scout Matt Lindblad – Dartmouth (2010-13)
Head College Scout Brett Harkins – Bowling Green (1989-93)
Amateur Scout Andrew Dickson – Colgate (1989-93)
Amateur Scout Doug Leaverton – Colorado College (2009-11)
ECHL Assistant Coach Zach Tolkinen – Quinnipiac (2010-14)
ECHL Video Coach Brandon Krumpschmid – Trine University (2018-22)


In the Minors

Joey Abate – Omaha (2019-22)

Max Andreev – Cornell (2018-23)

  • Third-team All-ECAC in 2021-22
  • Teammates included Morgan Barron

Brad Arvanitis – Massachusetts (2017-19), Babson (2019-22)

Dalton Bancroft – Cornell (2022-25)

  • Second-team All-ECAC in 2024-25
  • Ranked second on the Big Red in scoring as a sophomore and junior
  • Teammates included Sam Malinski

Phil Beaulieu – Northern Michigan (2016-20)

  • Captained the Wildcats as a senior
  • Second-team All-WCHA that season
  • WCHA Defensive Player of the Year, All-WCHA First Team in 2019-20
  • Second-team All-American, All-WCHA in 2017-18

Patrick Brown – Boston College (2010-14)

  • Captained the Eagles as a senior
  • Won the 2012 NCAA championship
  • Teammates included Johnny Gaudreau, Kevin Hayes, Mike Matheson, Chris Kreider, Brian Dumoulin, Thatcher Demko, Cam Atkinson

Michael Callahan – Providence (2018-22)

  • Three-year team captain for the Friars
  • First-team All-Hockey East as a sophomore

Robert Cronin – New Hampshire (2021-25)

  • Led the Wildcats with 17 goals as a senior

Wyllum Deveaux – Harvard (2018-23)

  • Teammates included Adam Fox, John Marino, Jack Drury, Jack Rathbone

Alex DiPaolo – Colgate (2021-25)

  • Served as an assistant captain as a senior

Riley Duran – Providence (2021-24)

  • Teammates included Jaxson Stauber, Brett Berard, Mike Callahan, Parker Ford

John Farinacci – (2019-20, 2021-23)

  • Captained Harvard in 2022-23
  • Named to ECAC All-Rookie Team as a freshman
  • Teammates included Jack Drury, Jack Rathbone, Henry Thrun, Matt Coronato, Nick Abruzzese

Colin Felix – Massachusetts (2018-22)

  • Helped lead UMass to NCAA championship in 2020-21
  • Teammates included Cale Makar, Zac Jones, Mitchell Chaffee

Ty Gallagher – Boston University (2021-24), Colorado College (2024-25)

  • Hockey East All-Rookie Team as a freshman at BU
  • Teammates at BU included Lane Hutson, Macklin Celebrini, Alex Vlasic Drew Commesso

Liam Gorman – Princeton (2019-23), UMass (2023-24)

  • Captained Princeton as a senior in 2022-23
  • Second-team All-Ivy League that same season
  • Teammates at UMass included Scott Morrow

Xander Lamppa – Penn State (2020-24)

Dans Ločmelis – UMass (2023-25)

  • Teammates included Scott Morrow
  • Represented Latvia at 2023 and 2024 World Juniors

James Marooney – Ohio State (2019-23), St. Thomas (2023-24)

  • Teammates at OSU included Mason Lohrei, Jakub Dobes, Carson Meyer, Tanner Laczynski

Georgii Merkulov – Ohio State (2021-22)

  • First-team All-Big Ten and Big Ten All-Rookie Team in lone season at OSU
  • Led Buckeyes in scoring

Erik Middendorf – Colorado College (2018-20), Michigan State (2021-22)

  • Teammates at CC included Josiah Slavin

Ryan Orgel – Denver (2017-19), Wisconsin-Stevens Point (2019-21)

  • Teammates at DU included Troy Terry, Dylan Gambrell, Ian Mitchell, Cole Guttman

Ethan Pearson – Princeton (2021-25)

  • All-Ivy League Honorable Mention in 2022-23

Christian Sarlo – Penn State (2020-24)

Jake Schmaltz – North Dakota (2021-25)

  • Teammates included Jake Sanderson, Jackson Blake, Tyler Kleven
  • Cousin of current Utah forward Nick Schmaltz and former NHL defenseman Jordan Schmaltz

Alex Steeves – Notre Dame (2018-21)

  • Second-team All-Big Ten and led team in scoring as a junior
  • Teammates included Andrew Peeke, Cal Burke
  • Billy Sweezey – Yale (2016-20)

    • Teammates included Jack St. Ivany, Phil Kemp

    Tristan Thompson – Alaska (2016-20)

    • Captained the Golden Gophers in 2023-24

    Riley Tufte – Minnesota Duluth (2016-19)

    • Two-time NCAA champion
    • Teammates included Neal Pionk, Alex Iafallo, Carson Soucy, Noah Cates, Mikey Anderson, Dylan Samberg

    Sebastian Vidmar – Union (2015-19)

    • Teammates included Mike Vecchione
    Caden Villegas – Union (2021-25)
    • Teammates included Collin Graf

    College Draft Picks

    Reid Dyck – Fr., G, Colgate – 6th (183), 2022

    Andre Gasseau – Sr., F, Boston College – 7th (213), 2021

    • Team captain in 2025-26

    Elliott Groenewold – So., D, Quinnipiac – 4th (110), 2024

    James Hagens – So., F, Boston College – 1st (7), 2025

    • Named to Hockey East All-Rookie Team as a freshman
    • Won gold medal with Team USA at 2025 World Junior Championship

    Bennett Hendrickson – So., F, Minnesota – 4th (124), 2023

    Oskar Jellvik – Sr., F, Boston College – 5th (149), 2021

    Kristian Kostandinski – Fr., D, Boston College – 7th (220), 2023

    Mason Langenbrunner – Sr., D, Harvard – 5th (151), 2020

    • Son of former NHL forward Jamie Langenbrunner

    Dean Letourneau – So., F, Boston College – 1st (25), 2024

    Will Moore – Fr., F, Boston College – 2nd (51), 2025

    Jonathan Morello – Fr., F, Boston University – 5th (154), 2024

    Casper Nässén – So., F, Miami – 7th (214), 2023

    Chris Pelosi – So., F, Quinnipiac – 3rd (92), 2023

    Cole Spicer – Jr., F, Western Michigan – 4th (117), 2022

    Philip Svedebäck – Sr., G, Providence – 4th (117), 2021

    Ryan Walsh – Jr., F, Cornell – 6th (188), 2023

    • First-team All-Ivy League in 2024-25

    Will Zellers – Fr., F, North Dakota – 3rd (76), 2024