University of St. Thomas Athletics
Friday, November 13
St. Paul, Minn.
7:00 p.m. CT
vs
North Dakota
11/12/2026 12:59:00 PM | Men's Hockey
Tommies and Fighting Hawks meet at Lee & Penny Anderson Arena
ST. PAUL, Minn. – St. Thomas men's hockey (4-4-0, 1-1-0 NCHC) enters the weekend on a three-game win streak as it welcomes No. 8 North Dakota (5-3-1, 1-0-1 NCHC) for the first NCHC series at Lee & Penny Anderson Arena on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 13-14.
Game one is Friday at 7 p.m. CT, and game two is Saturday at 7 p.m. CT. Both games can be streamed on NCHC.tv, and Sam Ekstrom has the radio call both nights on ESPN 1500. Both games will also air on tape delay on Fox 9+ in the Twin Cities at 9:30 p.m. CT.
The Tommies earned their first series sweep of the season last weekend at home against Alaska Anchorage. Will Ingemann earned both wins in net, and Lucas Van Vliet's five-goal weekend earned him NCHC Forward of the Week.
Van Vliet leads the Tommies in goals (8) and points (11), while Chase Cheslock and Justin Kipkie lead in assists with five each. Ingemann started both games last weekend and has started five straight games since making his season debut. The Tommies are 3-2-0 in his starts, and he leads the team with a .932 SV% and 2.01 GAA. St. Thomas has scored a power-play goal in four straight games. After starting the season 1-for-18 (5.6%), the Tommies are 6-for-14 (42.9%) in that stretch and 7-for-32 (21.9%) overall. The penalty kill has been just as strong, allowing no power-play goals in its last two games and killing at a 77.8% rate on the season.
North Dakota took care of business last weekend in its NCHC-opening series against powerhouse Western Michigan, limiting an offense that had been averaging 5.7 goals per game to just three in a four-point weekend. The Fighting Hawks opened the season with sweeps of Bemidji State and Bentley before stumbling against Minnesota and Michigan State. They are outscoring opponents 3.6 to 2.6 per game. Cole Reschny and Cody Croal lead the team with five goals each, Gavin Lindberg leads with seven assists, and Reschny's 10 points top the team. Jan Spunar has made six of nine starts and is 3-2-1 with a 2.83 GAA and .872 SV%. He started both games against the Broncos. North Dakota also has strong special teams, with a 12-for-42 power play (28.6%) and a 25-for-29 penalty kill (86.2%).
LVV THE FOTW
St. Thomas sophomore forward Lucas Van Vliet was named NCHC Forward of the Week for the first time in his career, the league announced Tuesday. Van Vliet earned five CCHA Rookie of the Week honors last season.
The Livonia, Mich., native became just the second Tommie in program history to score five goals in a two-game weekend series, recording a hat trick on Friday and two goals on Saturday. He added two assists to lead the Tommies with seven points in the sweep of Alaska Anchorage, and he also led the Purple with two power-play goals, one shorthanded goal and 14 shots on goal.
Van Vliet has eight goals in eight games and leads the NCHC with a 1.00 goals-per-game average.
TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE
The Tommies have earned back-to-back weekly awards, with Will Ingemann's Goaltender of the Week followed by Van Vliet's Forward of the Week. Both are program firsts for the Tommies in the NCHC.
Looking back, Aaron Trotter earned the program's first CCHA Goaltender of the Week in November of 2022-23. Trotter recorded the program's first shutout in a 4-0 win over Lake State on Friday and then stopped 21 of 22 shots in a 2-1 win on Saturday, completing the Tommies' first weekend series sweep in program history. Later that season, Mack Byers earned the first CCHA Forward of the Week after a three-goal, four-point weekend against Bowling Green in late January. The Tommies took four points from the Falcons that weekend.
WINNING TAKES A VILLAGE
The Tommies have won four games this season, and four different skaters have scored the game-winning goal: Quinn Rudrud, Nathan Pilling, Bauer Berry and Lucas Van Vliet, in chronological order. Last season, 11 skaters had at least one game-winning goal, with Van Vliet leading the way with four.
YOU GOTTA BE QUICKER THAN THAT
Lucas Van Vliet has 11 points in eight games. He reached 10 points in eight games, tying Liam Malmquist for the second-quickest Tommie to 10 points to start a season. Alex Gaffney did it in seven games last season.
HEATING UP
The Tommies have scored 16 goals in their last three games, an average of 5.33 per game during their three-game win streak. Their 12-goal weekend against the Seawolves ranks second in the NCHC this season for a two-game series.
PILLING COMES UP BIG
Nathan Pilling ranks in the top five in the NCHC in goals per game, shots per game and faceoff win percentage, and he is one of four players in the league with a hat trick this season. The Alberta native has already made his mark on the program's history, scoring the first goal at Lee & Penny Anderson Arena last season and the goal against Miami that gave the Tommies their first NCHC lead.
HAT TRICKIN'
Pilling and Van Vliet recorded hat tricks in the past two weekend series. St. Thomas is the first program in NCHC history to have two different players record hat tricks in back-to-back games across two different series.
TOMMIE TIDBITS
By splitting their first NCHC series against Miami, the Tommies joined seven other teams in earning a win during the league's opening conference weekend. Only Denver and Arizona State failed to win in their first conference series.
SECOND FRAME SIGNIFICANCE
The second period has been a dividing line for the Tommies early on. They are 4-0 when leading after two periods and 0-4 when trailing or tied. They are 4-1 when scoring first and 0-3 when they don't.
BLUE LINE BUFFET
Defensemen Chase Cheslock and Justin Kipkie have been feasting early, leading the Tommies with five assists each. Cheslock is eighth among NCHC defensemen with seven points.
BLOCK PARTY
St. Thomas blocked 32 shots in last weekend's sweep of Alaska Anchorage and has had 20 or more blocks in three games this season.
The Tommies have averaged 16 blocks per game over their first eight games, a mark that leads the NCHC. Although it is early, they are on pace to break Omaha's NCHC record of 15.83 blocks per game, set in 2017-18. Freshman Hawke Huff leads the Tommies with 16 blocks, tied for sixth in the NCHC.
FACE-OFF FACTORY
The Tommies are winning faceoffs at a 55.0% clip, their best mark ever through the first eight games of a season. Jakub Altrichter leads the team with 101 wins at a 63.9% rate and is on pace to break the single-season program record held by Lucas Wahlin (385, an average of 10.1 per game). Nathan Pilling is also off to a hot start, winning 82 draws at a 53.9% rate.
471 FOR BLASI
With his 469th career win on Oct. 31 against Miami, head coach Rico Blasi moved into 20th place all-time. Blasi, who won his 450th game on Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025, against St. Cloud State, is in his 26th year as a head coach and ranks fourth among active head coaches. He enters the weekend with 471 career wins, one shy of Don Vaughan for 19th all-time.
CENTURY MARK FOR CHESLOCK
Chase Cheslock played in his 100th and 101st career games during the Tommies' split with Miami. He ranks 11th in program history with 103 games played, seventh with 102 blocks, seventh with 48 points and tied for third with 43 assists.
WHITE WALL
Freshman Ajay White is one of three goaltenders in the Tommies' room and earned his first career win in impressive fashion against Air Force on Oct. 10. He is the second goaltender in program history to win his debut start for the Purple, following Carsen Musser last season.
ALT-READY FITTING IN
Junior center Jakub Altrichter made a statement in his first weekend as a Tommie. The former Northern Michigan Wildcat scored his first goal in purple, the team's first shorthanded goal since Bauer Berry's last February against Bemidji State. St. Thomas tied for the national lead with 11 shorthanded goals last season.
Altrichter followed that up on Saturday with the first +4 rating of his collegiate career in the 4-2 win, his 61st career game. He won 25 of 38 faceoffs (.658) and logged 20:45 of ice time, second among Tommie forwards behind only Van Vliet.
CO-CAPTAINS
St. Thomas is captained by a pair of four-year Tommie defensemen, Chase Cheslock and Cole Miller. This is the first time in the D-I era that Blasi has named co-captains. A third four-year defenseman, Mason Poolman, wears the "A."
The Tommies are 10-32-4 in October during the D-I era and have yet to post a winning month. The Purple have never won more than two games in the year's 10th month. This season, they matched their October win total with two wins during the first week of November.
The Tommies opened their 10-game non-conference slate on Oct. 9-10 against Air Force, splitting the home-opening series by dropping game one 5-1 and winning game two 4-2. St. Thomas is playing a 34-game schedule in 2026-27, plus one exhibition game for Hockey Day Minnesota on Jan. 30 in Brainerd.
The non-league schedule also includes CCHA rivals Minnesota State and Bemidji State, first-time opponent Alaska Anchorage and NCAA tournament team Providence. Air Force, Bemidji State and Alaska Anchorage are three of the Tommies' five opponents that did not receive a vote in the preseason USCHO poll.
The Tommies dropped both games of their Oct. 23-24 home-and-home series with Minnesota State. The Mavericks won game one 3-1 at Anderson Arena and then shut out the Tommies 2-0 the following night in Mankato. After opening NCHC play at Miami, St. Thomas swept the Seawolves at home on Nov. 6-7.
Thanksgiving week brings a home-and-home with Bemidji State, with games on Nov. 25 in Bemidji and Nov. 28 at Anderson Arena. The final non-conference series of the season is at Providence on Jan. 1-2, 2027, in Rhode Island.
NHL DEVELOPMENT CAMPS
The Tommies were picked to finish seventh in the NCHC Preseason Media Poll.
COACH BLASI
St. Thomas returned just 11 players from its 2025-26 squad and welcomes 15 newcomers: nine freshmen and six transfers.
Freshmen
The Tommies have had a different player lead the team in points in each of their first five seasons of D-I play.
Game one is Friday at 7 p.m. CT, and game two is Saturday at 7 p.m. CT. Both games can be streamed on NCHC.tv, and Sam Ekstrom has the radio call both nights on ESPN 1500. Both games will also air on tape delay on Fox 9+ in the Twin Cities at 9:30 p.m. CT.
The Tommies earned their first series sweep of the season last weekend at home against Alaska Anchorage. Will Ingemann earned both wins in net, and Lucas Van Vliet's five-goal weekend earned him NCHC Forward of the Week.
Van Vliet leads the Tommies in goals (8) and points (11), while Chase Cheslock and Justin Kipkie lead in assists with five each. Ingemann started both games last weekend and has started five straight games since making his season debut. The Tommies are 3-2-0 in his starts, and he leads the team with a .932 SV% and 2.01 GAA. St. Thomas has scored a power-play goal in four straight games. After starting the season 1-for-18 (5.6%), the Tommies are 6-for-14 (42.9%) in that stretch and 7-for-32 (21.9%) overall. The penalty kill has been just as strong, allowing no power-play goals in its last two games and killing at a 77.8% rate on the season.
North Dakota took care of business last weekend in its NCHC-opening series against powerhouse Western Michigan, limiting an offense that had been averaging 5.7 goals per game to just three in a four-point weekend. The Fighting Hawks opened the season with sweeps of Bemidji State and Bentley before stumbling against Minnesota and Michigan State. They are outscoring opponents 3.6 to 2.6 per game. Cole Reschny and Cody Croal lead the team with five goals each, Gavin Lindberg leads with seven assists, and Reschny's 10 points top the team. Jan Spunar has made six of nine starts and is 3-2-1 with a 2.83 GAA and .872 SV%. He started both games against the Broncos. North Dakota also has strong special teams, with a 12-for-42 power play (28.6%) and a 25-for-29 penalty kill (86.2%).
LVV THE FOTW
St. Thomas sophomore forward Lucas Van Vliet was named NCHC Forward of the Week for the first time in his career, the league announced Tuesday. Van Vliet earned five CCHA Rookie of the Week honors last season.
The Livonia, Mich., native became just the second Tommie in program history to score five goals in a two-game weekend series, recording a hat trick on Friday and two goals on Saturday. He added two assists to lead the Tommies with seven points in the sweep of Alaska Anchorage, and he also led the Purple with two power-play goals, one shorthanded goal and 14 shots on goal.
Van Vliet has eight goals in eight games and leads the NCHC with a 1.00 goals-per-game average.
TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE
The Tommies have earned back-to-back weekly awards, with Will Ingemann's Goaltender of the Week followed by Van Vliet's Forward of the Week. Both are program firsts for the Tommies in the NCHC.
Looking back, Aaron Trotter earned the program's first CCHA Goaltender of the Week in November of 2022-23. Trotter recorded the program's first shutout in a 4-0 win over Lake State on Friday and then stopped 21 of 22 shots in a 2-1 win on Saturday, completing the Tommies' first weekend series sweep in program history. Later that season, Mack Byers earned the first CCHA Forward of the Week after a three-goal, four-point weekend against Bowling Green in late January. The Tommies took four points from the Falcons that weekend.
WINNING TAKES A VILLAGE
The Tommies have won four games this season, and four different skaters have scored the game-winning goal: Quinn Rudrud, Nathan Pilling, Bauer Berry and Lucas Van Vliet, in chronological order. Last season, 11 skaters had at least one game-winning goal, with Van Vliet leading the way with four.
YOU GOTTA BE QUICKER THAN THAT
Lucas Van Vliet has 11 points in eight games. He reached 10 points in eight games, tying Liam Malmquist for the second-quickest Tommie to 10 points to start a season. Alex Gaffney did it in seven games last season.
HEATING UP
The Tommies have scored 16 goals in their last three games, an average of 5.33 per game during their three-game win streak. Their 12-goal weekend against the Seawolves ranks second in the NCHC this season for a two-game series.
PILLING COMES UP BIG
Nathan Pilling ranks in the top five in the NCHC in goals per game, shots per game and faceoff win percentage, and he is one of four players in the league with a hat trick this season. The Alberta native has already made his mark on the program's history, scoring the first goal at Lee & Penny Anderson Arena last season and the goal against Miami that gave the Tommies their first NCHC lead.
HAT TRICKIN'
Pilling and Van Vliet recorded hat tricks in the past two weekend series. St. Thomas is the first program in NCHC history to have two different players record hat tricks in back-to-back games across two different series.
TOMMIE TIDBITS
- Saturday's win over Alaska Anchorage was the Tommies' first seven-goal game since they beat Lake State 7-4 on Jan. 26 of last season.
- The Tommies had their first back-to-back games with a hat trick in program history.
- They also had their first back-to-back games in which a single Tommie scored multiple power-play goals.
- It was the Tommies' first home sweep since they beat Lake State in the first round of the Mason Cup Playoffs last season (4-3 OT and 5-2).
- Cole Miller recorded his second career multi-point game with two assists on Saturday.
- Winter Wallace recorded his first point as a Tommie last weekend.
- Hawke Huff finished the Alaska Anchorage series at +4, including a career-best +3 on Friday.
- Van Vliet had just two multi-goal games in his career entering last weekend, then doubled that total.
- He had also never recorded better than a +2 rating in a game, and he was +3 in both games against Alaska Anchorage.
- Nick Williams is on a three-game point streak after returning from injury in game one against Miami. The Tommies are 3-0-0 when Williams records a point this season.
- Dylan Godbout tallied his second career three-point game.
- Nathan Pilling earned a +3 rating for the first time in his collegiate career.
- The Tommies committed just five minor penalties last weekend.
- Ingemann's SV% and GAA (.932 and 2.01) are the best by a Tommie goaltender since Jake Sibell's .923 and 2.18 in 2023-24. Sibell recently signed an AHL contract with the San Diego Gulls, the AHL affiliate of the Anaheim Ducks.
By splitting their first NCHC series against Miami, the Tommies joined seven other teams in earning a win during the league's opening conference weekend. Only Denver and Arizona State failed to win in their first conference series.
SECOND FRAME SIGNIFICANCE
The second period has been a dividing line for the Tommies early on. They are 4-0 when leading after two periods and 0-4 when trailing or tied. They are 4-1 when scoring first and 0-3 when they don't.
BLUE LINE BUFFET
Defensemen Chase Cheslock and Justin Kipkie have been feasting early, leading the Tommies with five assists each. Cheslock is eighth among NCHC defensemen with seven points.
BLOCK PARTY
St. Thomas blocked 32 shots in last weekend's sweep of Alaska Anchorage and has had 20 or more blocks in three games this season.
The Tommies have averaged 16 blocks per game over their first eight games, a mark that leads the NCHC. Although it is early, they are on pace to break Omaha's NCHC record of 15.83 blocks per game, set in 2017-18. Freshman Hawke Huff leads the Tommies with 16 blocks, tied for sixth in the NCHC.
FACE-OFF FACTORY
The Tommies are winning faceoffs at a 55.0% clip, their best mark ever through the first eight games of a season. Jakub Altrichter leads the team with 101 wins at a 63.9% rate and is on pace to break the single-season program record held by Lucas Wahlin (385, an average of 10.1 per game). Nathan Pilling is also off to a hot start, winning 82 draws at a 53.9% rate.
471 FOR BLASI
With his 469th career win on Oct. 31 against Miami, head coach Rico Blasi moved into 20th place all-time. Blasi, who won his 450th game on Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025, against St. Cloud State, is in his 26th year as a head coach and ranks fourth among active head coaches. He enters the weekend with 471 career wins, one shy of Don Vaughan for 19th all-time.
CENTURY MARK FOR CHESLOCK
Chase Cheslock played in his 100th and 101st career games during the Tommies' split with Miami. He ranks 11th in program history with 103 games played, seventh with 102 blocks, seventh with 48 points and tied for third with 43 assists.
WHITE WALL
Freshman Ajay White is one of three goaltenders in the Tommies' room and earned his first career win in impressive fashion against Air Force on Oct. 10. He is the second goaltender in program history to win his debut start for the Purple, following Carsen Musser last season.
ALT-READY FITTING IN
Junior center Jakub Altrichter made a statement in his first weekend as a Tommie. The former Northern Michigan Wildcat scored his first goal in purple, the team's first shorthanded goal since Bauer Berry's last February against Bemidji State. St. Thomas tied for the national lead with 11 shorthanded goals last season.
Altrichter followed that up on Saturday with the first +4 rating of his collegiate career in the 4-2 win, his 61st career game. He won 25 of 38 faceoffs (.658) and logged 20:45 of ice time, second among Tommie forwards behind only Van Vliet.
CO-CAPTAINS
St. Thomas is captained by a pair of four-year Tommie defensemen, Chase Cheslock and Cole Miller. This is the first time in the D-I era that Blasi has named co-captains. A third four-year defenseman, Mason Poolman, wears the "A."
- Chase Cheslock – Five goals, 43 assists and 48 points in 103 career games. He has captained two previous teams: Rogers High School for two years and the Omaha Lancers in 2023. He joined the Tommies at the holiday break in 2024.
- Cole Miller – Two goals, 17 assists and 19 points in 114 career games. Miller also has two previous captaincies: the Ohio Blue Jackets 18U AAA team in 2020-21 and the Sioux Falls Stampede in 2022-23.
- Mason Poolman – Seven goals, 18 assists and 25 points in 112 career games.
The Tommies are 10-32-4 in October during the D-I era and have yet to post a winning month. The Purple have never won more than two games in the year's 10th month. This season, they matched their October win total with two wins during the first week of November.
- 2021-22: 1-9-0
- 2022-23: 2-6-0
- 2023-24: 2-5-1
- 2024-25: 1-3-2
- 2025-26: 2-5-1
- 2026-27: 2-4-0
The Tommies opened their 10-game non-conference slate on Oct. 9-10 against Air Force, splitting the home-opening series by dropping game one 5-1 and winning game two 4-2. St. Thomas is playing a 34-game schedule in 2026-27, plus one exhibition game for Hockey Day Minnesota on Jan. 30 in Brainerd.
The non-league schedule also includes CCHA rivals Minnesota State and Bemidji State, first-time opponent Alaska Anchorage and NCAA tournament team Providence. Air Force, Bemidji State and Alaska Anchorage are three of the Tommies' five opponents that did not receive a vote in the preseason USCHO poll.
The Tommies dropped both games of their Oct. 23-24 home-and-home series with Minnesota State. The Mavericks won game one 3-1 at Anderson Arena and then shut out the Tommies 2-0 the following night in Mankato. After opening NCHC play at Miami, St. Thomas swept the Seawolves at home on Nov. 6-7.
Thanksgiving week brings a home-and-home with Bemidji State, with games on Nov. 25 in Bemidji and Nov. 28 at Anderson Arena. The final non-conference series of the season is at Providence on Jan. 1-2, 2027, in Rhode Island.
NHL DEVELOPMENT CAMPS
- Bauer Berry (Edmonton Oilers)
- Hawke Huff (Seattle Kraken)
- Justin Kipkie (Minnesota Wild)
- Carsen Musser (Utah Mammoth)
- Nathan Pilling (Vegas Golden Knights)
- David Rozsival (New Jersey Devils)
- Lucas Van Vliet (Vegas Golden Knights)
- Ajay White (Dallas Stars)
- Bauer Berry was selected 218th overall (seventh round) in the 2024 NHL Draft by the Edmonton Oilers.
- Chase Cheslock was selected 154th overall in the 2023 NHL Draft by the New Jersey Devils and was the first drafted player to commit to the Tommies out of high school.
- Hawke Huff was selected 148th overall (fifth round) in the 2026 NHL Draft by the Seattle Kraken. He is the highest-drafted freshman in program history.
- Justin Kipkie was selected 141st overall (fifth round) in the 2025 NHL Draft by the Minnesota Wild.
- Carsen Musser was selected 166th overall in the 2023 NHL Draft by the Utah Mammoth.
- David Rozsival was selected 161st overall in the 2025 NHL Draft by the New Jersey Devils.
- Lucas Van Vliet was selected 197th overall in the 2024 NHL Draft by the Vegas Golden Knights.
The Tommies were picked to finish seventh in the NCHC Preseason Media Poll.
- Denver – 304 points (14 first-place votes)
- North Dakota – 302 points (12 first-place votes)
- Minnesota Duluth – 273 points (7 first-place votes)
- Western Michigan – 237 points
- Miami – 175 points
- Colorado College – 159 points
- St. Thomas – 121 points
- St. Cloud State – 102 points
- Arizona State – 73 points
- Omaha – 69 points
COACH BLASI
- Entering his sixth season at St. Thomas.
- During his 20-year tenure at Miami, Blasi led 10 NCAA tournament teams, including one national runner-up and one other Frozen Four team.
- National Coach of the Year in 2005-06.
- Coached one Hobey Baker Award winner (Andy Miele), 10 Hobey Baker finalists, 10 All-Americans and 25 players who went on to play in the NHL, including Stanley Cup champions Alec Martinez, Jeff Zatkoff, Blake Coleman and Reilly Smith.
- His 471-415-91 record ranks 20th all-time in wins and fourth among active head coaches.
St. Thomas returned just 11 players from its 2025-26 squad and welcomes 15 newcomers: nine freshmen and six transfers.
Freshmen
- Vincent Collard | 6-2 | Forward | Chicoutimi, Quebec | Blainville-Boisbriand (QMJHL)
- Aiden Grossklaus | 6-0 | Forward | Woodbury, Minn. | Wenatchee (WHL)
- Kaeden Hawkins | 6-0 | Forward | St. Louis, Mo. | London (OHL)
- Hawke Huff | 6-3 | Defenseman | Plymouth, Minn. | Cedar Rapids (USHL)
- Andrew O'Neill | 6-2 | Forward | Fargo, N.D. | Edmonton (WHL)
- Jackson Potulny | 6-3 | Forward | Maple Grove, Minn. | El Paso (NAHL)
- David Rozsival | 6-1 | Forward | Liberec, Czechia | Green Bay (USHL)
- Kade Stengrim | 6-4 | Forward | Brainerd, Minn. | Medicine Hat (WHL)
- Ajay White | 6-3 | Goaltender | Bryn Mawr, Pa. | Fargo (USHL)
- Jakub Altrichter | 5-11 | Forward | Prague, Czechia | Northern Michigan (CCHA)
- Kevin Anderson | 6-0 | Forward | Regina, Saskatchewan | Princeton (ECAC)
- Sam Groebner | 6-2 | Defenseman | Apple Valley, Minn. | Army (AHA)
- Justin Kipkie | 6-4 | Defenseman | Calgary, Alberta | Arizona State (NCAA)
- Quinn Rudrud | 6-3 | Forward | Farmington, Minn. | Augustana (CCHA)
- Winter Wallace | 6-4 | Forward | Boulder, Colo. | Cornell (ECAC)
The Tommies have had a different player lead the team in points in each of their first five seasons of D-I play.
- Christiano Versich, 2021-22 (15 points)
- Mack Byers, 2022-23 (26 points)
- Lucas Wahlin, 2023-24 (30 points)
- Liam Malmquist, 2024-25 (45 points)
- Alex Gaffney, 2025-26 (40 points)
- Lucas Wahlin (56, 2022-26), Cooper Gay (35, 2022-25) and Jake Braccini (33, 2022-26) are the top three in career D-I goals.
- Lucas Wahlin (131, 2022-26), Ryan O'Neill (94, 2022-26) and Liam Malmquist (72, 2023-25) are the top three in career points.
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