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2022-23: Appeared in 13 games, recording one assist, three blocked shots and eight shots… Made his collegiate debut on Oct. 8 vs. Maine in the Ice Breaker Tournament … Recorded two shots in a game twice (Oct. 28 at Miami, March 11 vs. Miami) … Played in both games of the NCHC Quarterfinals vs. Miami on March 10-11 … Registered his first career point with an assist in Game 2 of the conference quarterfinals on March 11 … Transferred to Minnesota State Mankato for the 2023-24 season.

Before Denver: Recorded 45 points (20g/25a) in 52 games with the Madison Capitols of the United States Hockey League and registered seven points in 12 playoff contests in 2021-22 … Finished third on Madison with 20 goals … Participated in the 2022 BioSteel All-American Game … Spent most of the 2020-21 campaign with the Sioux Falls Stampede and garnered 27 points (9g/18a) in 51 contests … Played three games with the Capitols in 2020-21 as well … A product of the Chicago Mission and the Rochester Youth Hockey associations … Won a silver medal with USA Hockey's Under-17 Select squad at the 2019 Five Nations Tournament in Fussen, Germany, registering four points (3g/1a) in four games … Skated at the USA Hockey Select 15 and 16 Development Camps.
 
Personal: Son of Bob and Molly Haskins … Has an three older siblings, brothers, Logan and Connor, and sister, Brooke ... Both Logan and Brooke played hockey as well, with Logan skating for Gustavus Adolphus in NCAA D-III … Father played division III hockey at Hamline University and played professionally in the East Coast Hockey League with the Erie Panthers in 1995-96 … Intends to major in business and graduate from DU … Graduated from Lyons Township High School in 2022 (La Grange, Ill.) ... Named to high school honor roll ... Hobbies include fishing and golfing ... Has volunteered with Feed My Starving Children and Ronald McDonald House ... Patrick Kane is his favorite American player and grew up as a fan of the Minnesota Wild … Enjoys EDM music … Also played baseball and lacrosse while growing up.

Why DU: "The tradition of the school's academics and athletic programs."