Adam Eisele

Collegiate Career

Selected an alternate captain for the Buckeyes in 2025-26
Earned bachelor's degree in sports management in Spring 2025 from Minnesota State
Spent three seasons at Minnesota State before transferring to Ohio State; posted 25 goals, 34 assists and 59 points in 107 games with the Mavericks; notched five power play goals and nine gamewinners
Played in 143 collegiate games, recording 79 points on 38 goals and 41 assists
Tallied 11 career gamewinners, ranking fourth among current NCAA skaters
2025 CCHA All-Academic Team and 2026 Ohio State Scholar-Athlete

Professional

Signed with the ECHL Atlanta Gladiators following conclusion of Buckeyes' 2025-26 campaign

Ohio State Career
2025-26 (Senior Season)

Saw action in 36 of 37 games, tying for fourth on the team with 13 goals, adding seven assists for 20 points
Big Ten Second Star of the Week accolades Nov. 18, 2025 after posting three goals and four points in the Buckeyes' four-point series at No. 7 Wisconsin; had the gamewinning goal and an assist in game one and two goals in game two
Point in four of final five games; assist in game one and goal in game two vs. Notre Dame March 5-6, posted a goal and an assist for two points in B1G quarterfinal win at Wisconsin March 11 and scored in B1G final at Michigan March 21
Scored twice at Arizona State Nov. 29
Notched gamewinner vs. Northern Michigan Oct. 11 in second game as a Buckeye
Ohio State Scholar-Athlete honoree

Prior to Ohio State
at Minnesota State

2024-25: Appeared in 37 games and had 13 goals and 13 assists for 26 points, with a +23 rating; led team with six gamewinners; named CCHA Forward of the Week March 17
2023-24: Skated in 37 games and had 23 points, with eight goals and 15 assists; CCHA Player of the Month in December; recorded four multiple-point games
2022-23: Notched 4-6-10 line in 33 games, with a +8 mark; two assists vs. Arizona State Jan. 14, 2023
Mavs played in the 2023 and '25 NCAA Tournaments; squad won CCHA regular season and tournament titles in 2023 and '25

Junior Hockey

Played with Penticton in the BCHL in 2021-22, with 13-13-26 line in 27 regular season games; notched 14 assists and 19 points in 17 playoff games
Skated in the USHL with Youngstown in 2020-21 and had 2-2-4 line in eight games
Alternate captain for Fairbanks in the NAHL in 1999-00, posting 43 points (18g, 25a) in 51 games; made NAHL debut with Fairbanks in 2018-19, appearing in one game
Graduated from Stillwater Area High School in 2019; played for the Ponies for three years and had 40 points (21g, 19a) in 25 regular season games in final season in 2018-19

Personal

Parents are Shelly and Jon; older brother Seth plays professional hockey, currently with the Hershey Bears and South Carolina Sting Rays
Also wore 15 at Minnesota State
Enjoys being on the lake with friends and playing tennis, pickleball and ping pong
Followed brother into hockey