College Career
- Captain for the Buckeyes in 2022-23
- Ohio State Scholar-Athlete
- Entered fifth year with 85 collegiate games played, recording 45 points on 13 goals and 32 assists.
- Transferred to Ohio State after playing three years at Boston University
- NHL
- Drafted by Chicago in the third round of the 2018 entry draft, No. 69 overall; attended team’s development camp in Summer 2022
Ohio State Career
2022-23 (Fifth Year, through Jan. 1)
- Leads team with 20 points, ranking second with 13 assists and tied for third with seven goals
- Tied for seventh in B1G with 1.0 points per game
- Fourth in NCAA and first in B1G with 250 faceoff wins
- Point in all but five games this season, including in 13 of last 15 (at least one assist in 12 of the 13)
- Career-best three assists at LIU Nov. 26
- Three-point game vs. Bentley Oct. 20, with two goals
- Tied game in third period vs. Wisconsin Oct. 8 in comeback win
- Goal and an assist in game two at Mercyhurst Oct. 2
- Skated in 100th collegiate game Nov. 25 at LIU
2021-22 (Senior Season)
- Tied for second on team with 10 goals, ranked second with 18 assists and stood third with 28 points; played in 35 games, missing Mercyhurst series in November
- +15 on the year to tie for fourth on the squad; 14 games with +1 or better mark and just six games with a minus rating
- Led forwards with 26 shot blocks; three Jan. 1 vs. LIU and two in seven games
- Point in 20 games, with seven multi-point efforts; one three-point day and seven games with two points
- Six-game point streak Dec. 10-Jan. 1, with three goals and an assist in the stretch
- Three points in series vs. Wisconsin Feb. 4-5; power play goal in the third to tie game one and two assists in game two
- Four points at Penn State Jan. 28-29; assist in game one before two goals and an assist for three points in game two, with +3 mark; game was first career game with multiple goals and three points
- Scored in shootout at Wisconsin Jan. 9
- Three points vs. LIU Dec. 31-Jan. 1, with goal in game one and goal and an assist in game two
- Goal and an assist in comeback win vs. Bowling Green Dec. 16 and vs. Notre Dame Jan. 14
- Three assists in series vs. Michigan Dec. 10-11, with two in game two
- Two assists and +2 vs. Penn State Nov. 6
- Goals Oct. 29 vs. Michigan State, Nov. 5 vs. Penn State (third period gamewinner in comeback win) and Nov. 12 at Minnesota
- Assists Oct. 9 at Bentley (first OSU point), Oct. 15 vs. UConn, Dec. 3 at Notre Dame, Dec. 17 at Bowling Green, at Michigan Feb. 18 and vs. Penn State in Big Ten Tournament March 6
- An Ohio State Scholar-Athlete
Prior to Ohio State
At Boston University
- Skated in five games in 2020-21, with a goal and an assist
- Saw action in 33 contests in 2019-20 and had 13 points, including 11 assists
- Played in 12 games as a freshman in 2018-19, notching two helpers before missing rest of the season with injury; earned Hockey East Top Performer accolades Oct. 8, 2018
Junior Hockey
- Played for U.S. National Under-18 Team in 2017-18, with 11 goals and 32 assists in 38 games
- Captured silver medal with Team USA at 2018 U18 World Championship
- Won gold medal and had most points at 2016 Youth Olympics with Team USA
- Had 26 points, with eight goals and 18 assists, in 49 games with U.S. National Under-17 Team in 2016-17, along with three points in eight games with the U18 program
- Played for two years at Central Catholic High School and had 83 points (32g, 51a)
- Skated with Middlesex Junior Islanders, with 118 points, on 56 goals and 62 assists, in 2013-14
Personal
- Son of Paul and Michele and has a younger brother, Luke
- Sport industry major
- Would like to stay in hockey after playing career is over, as an agent, coach or manager
- Enjoys playing golf
- Lived in Florida until he was 8 and played hockey there
- Chose to wear No. 28 at Ohio State because his birthday is Feb. 28
- Played with Joel Farabee of the Flyers at the US NTDP and BU and with Oliver Wahlstrom of the Islanders almost every year growing up and at the US NTDP
- On why he chose Ohio State: “I chose Ohio State because of all of the history behind the program, not only in hockey but across the whole athletic department. I think Ohio State will be the perfect fit for me with the unbelievable coaching staff and the first class-facilities.”
- Started skating at age 2 and playing hockey at 4; father played hockey when he was younger and got him on the ice at a young age
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