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Former Collegians

18 – Zach Hyman – Michigan (2011-15)

• First-team All-American, first-team Academic All-American, first-team All-Big Ten and the conference scoring champ as a senior
• U. of Michigan's Male Athlete of the Year
• Finalist for the Hobey Baker Award

20 – Quinn Hutson – Boston University (2022-25)

• Old brother of Montreal Canadiens defenseman Lane Hutson and BU defenseman Cole Hutson
• Second-team All-Hockey East in 2024-25
• Teammates included Lane Hutson, Macklin Celebrini, Drew Commesso, Ryan Greene

21 – Trent Frederic – Wisconsin (2016-18)

• Honorable mention All-Big Ten as a sophomore
• Big Ten Freshman of the Year, All-Freshman Team and second-team All-Big Ten choice in 2017
• Teammates included Luke Kunin, Cameron Hughes

49 – Ty Emberson – Wisconsin (2018-21)

• Honorable mention All-Big Ten as a junior
• Teammates included Cole Caufield, K'Andre Miller, Dylan Holloway, Wyatt Kalynuk, Alex Turcotte

51 – Troy Stecher – North Dakota (2013-16)

• NCAA champion and All-Tournament team selection in 2016
• Second-team All-American and second-team All-NCHC as a junior
• Teammates included Brock Boeser, Drake Caggiula, Nick Schmaltz, Rocco Grimaldi, Austin Poganski, Tucker Poolman

96 – Jake Walman – Providence (2014-17)

• First-team All-American and first-team All-Hockey East as a sophomore
• NCAA champion in 2015
• Teammates included Mark Jankowski, Jon Gillies

Special Advisor & Alternate Governor, Hockey Ops. Bob Nicholson – Providence (1973-74)
Senior Director, Player Development Kalle Larsson – St. Lawrence (2003-07)
Assistant Coach Mark Stuart – Colorado College (2002-05)
Hockey Operations Executive Assistant Tania Kenny – Middlebury (2004-08)
Pro Scout Chris Cichocki – Michigan Tech (1982-85)
Pro Scout Dani Rylan Kearney – Northeastern (2010-12)
Amateur Scout Scott Harlow – Boston College (1982-86)
Amateur Scout John Hill – Alaska Anchorage (1984-88)
AHL Assistant Coach Adam Krug – Wayne State (2004-06), Adrian (2007-09)
ECHL Assistant Coach Cory Melkert – Fredonia State (2011-15)

Ronnie Attard – Western Michigan (2019-22)

• NCHC Offensive Defenseman of the Year as both a sophomore and junior
• Also earned first-team All-NCHC honors each of those seasons
• First-team All-American in 2021
• NCHC All-Rookie Team selection
• Teammates included Wade Allison, Mattias Samuelsson

Darren Brady – RIT (2016-20)

Drake Caggiula – UMass Lowell (2019-23)

• NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player and won the NCAA title as a senior
• First-team All-NCHC as a senior; second-team as a junior
• Teammates included Brock Boeser, Nick Schmaltz, Troy Stecher, Derek Forbort, Rocco Grimaldi, Tucker Poolman

Damien Carfagna – New Hampshire (2022-23), Ohio State (2023-25)

• All-Big Ten Honorable Mention in 2024-25

Matt Copponi – Merrimack (2021-24), Boston University (2024-25)

• Named to 2023 Hockey East All-Tournament Team at Merrimack
• Temamates at BU included Ryan Greene, Quinn Hutson

Ethan de Jong – Quinnipiac (2018-23)

• Won NCAA championship in 2022-23
• Named second-team All-ECAC that same year
• Led Bobcats to three straight conference titles
• Teammates at QU included Chase Priskie, Brogan Rafferty

Collin Delia – Merrimack (2014-17)

• Third-team All-Hockey East as a junior
• Teammates included Brett Seney

Jack Dugan – Providence (2018-20)

• First-team All-America, Hobey Baker Award finalist in 2019-20
• Led NCAA in points and assists that season
• Hockey East All-Rookie Team selection as a freshman
• Teammates included Vincent Desharnais, Brandon Duhaime, Jacob Bryson, Tyce Thompson

Cullen Ferguson – Union (2021-25)

• Captained the Garnet Chargers as a senior
• Teammates at Union included Collin Graf

Filip Fornåå Svensson – Alaska (2019-22), UMass Lowell (2022-24)

Owen Gallatin – Minnesota Duluth (2021-25)

• Teammates included Wyatt Kaiser, Noah Cates

Noah Ganske – Northern Michigan (2020-21), Wisconsin-River Falls (2021-23)

Jack Gorniak – Wisconsin (2018-23)

• Teammates included Cole Caufield, K'Andre Miller, Dylan Holloway, Alex Turcotte

Josh Groll – Michigan (2020-21), Minnesota State (2021-25)

• Captained the Mavericks in 2024-25
• Teammates at MSU included Nathan Smith, Jake Livingstone, Akito Hirose, Ondrej Pavel
• Teammates at Michigan included Matty Beniers, Kent Johnson, Owen Power, Cam York, John Beecher

Tyler Inamoto – Wisconsin (2017-22)

• Teammates included Cole Caufield, K'Andre Miller, Trent Frederic, Dylan Holloway

Phil Kemp – Yale (2017-20)

• Teammates included Joe Snively, Billy Sweezey
• Won silver medal with Team USA at 2019 World Junior Championship

Kyle Mayhew – Denver (2018-23)

• Won NCAA championship in 2022
• Teammates included Ian Mitchell, Cole Guttman, Bobby Brink

Dustyn McFaul – Clarkson (2019-24)

Brannon McManus – Minnesota (2017-21), Omaha (2021-22)

• All-Big Ten honorable mention as a junior
• Teammates at Minnesota included Casey Mittelstadt, Rem Pitlick, Jack LaFontaine, Scott Reedy

Anthony Petruzzelli – Vermont (2014-18)

• Teammates included Ross Colton

Rhett Pitlick – Minnesota (2021-24), Minnesota State (2024-25)

• CCHA Forward of the Year in 2024-25
• Also earned first-team All-CCHA honors at MSU
• Second-team All-Big Ten as a junior
• Teammates at Minnesota included Matthew Knies, Brock Faber, Ryan Johnson, Logan Cooley
• Son of former NHL defenseman Lance Pitlick
• Younger brother of NHL forward Rem Pitlick
• Cousin of NHL forward Tyler Pitlick

Harrison Rees – UConn (2019-24)

• Teammates included Yan Kuznetsov

Tommy Scarfone – RIT (2021-24), Wisconsin (2024-25)

• Atlantic Hockey Goaltender of the Year at RIT in 2023-24
• Earned first-team All-AHA honors in 2022-23 and 2023-24
• Named to AHA All-Rookie Team as a freshman

Austen Swankler – Bowling Green (2021-23), Michigan Tech (2023-24)

• First-team All-CCHA as a sophomore at BGSU
• Named to CCHA All-Rookie Team as a freshman

Odeen Tufto – Quinnipiac (2017-21)

• First-team All-American and a Hobey Baker finalist in 2021
• Graduated as Quinnipiac career leader in assists
• Teammates included Yaniv Perets, Brogan Rafferty

Cameron Wright – Bowling Green (2017-21), Denver (2021-22)

• Helped DU win 2022 NCAA title as a grad transfer
• Tied for fourth nationally with 23 goals in 41 games
• Teammates at DU included Bobby Brink, Carter Savoie
• Spent prevous four seasons at BGSU

Paul Fischer – So., D, Notre Dame – 5th (138), 2023 (by STL)

Joel Määttä – Sr., F, Vermont – 7th (222), 2022

Tomáš Mazura – Sr., F, St. Lawrence – 6th (162), 2019

Luca Münzenberger – Sr., D, Vermont – 3rd (90), 2021