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NHL: Selected by the Chicago Blackhawks in Round 3 (No. 92 Overall) of the 2024 NHL Draft … NHL rights acquired in a trade with the Tampa Bay Lightning on June 1, 2026 in exchange for a third-round pick in the 2027 NHL Draft.
 
Before Denver: Spent the 2025-26 campaign with the Ontario Hockey League’s Kitchener Rangers where he led the team with 46 goals and 90 points in 65 regular-season outings … Also added 44 assists and finished by leading the team with 16 power-play goals while ranking second in short-handed (6) and game-winning tallies (7) … Had a career-high four points in two games with two goals and two assists on Oct. 14, 2025 vs. Guelph and three goals and one assist on Jan. 16, 2026 vs. Saginaw for his third hat trick of the season ... Skated in 18 postseason contests for the Rangers in 2026 and registered two goals and 15 assists … Recorded multiple points in five playoff contests to help the Rangers win the OHL Championship …. Guided Kitchener to the Canadian Hockey League’s Memorial Cup Championship and won the Ed Chynoweth Award for having the most points in the tournament after totaling five goals and four assists in four games in Kelowna, British Columbia, in May 2026 … Named to the CHL Memorial Cup All-Star Team and the OHL All-Star Third Team in addition to being the winner of the Leo Lalonde Trophy as the OHL Overage Player of the Year … Played a season and a half with the Rangers and finished with 144 points (73g/71a) in 113 career OHL games … Split the 2024-25 campaign between the Rangers and the British Columbia Hockey League’s West Kelowna Warriors ... Appeared in 12 contests for the Warriors and recorded five goals and five assists before joining Kitchener in November 2024 and producing 54 points (27g/27a) in 48 OHL regular-season contests ... Appeared in 16 games in the Rangers’ 2025 postseason, contributing seven goals and six assists ... Skated in 54 outings for West Kelowna in the 2023-24 campaign, putting up 23 goals and 26 assists for 49 points in the regular season and 11 points (8g/3a) in the Warriors’ 10 playoff games ... Named to the 2023-24 BCHL All-Rookie Team and finished with 59 career points (28g/31a) in 66 BCHL regular-season games ... Spent two years at St. Andrew’s College and totaled 66 goals and 66 assists for 132 points in 117 outings between the Prep Hockey Conference and the Canadian High School Hockey League … Skated in a total of 63 outings for St. Andrew’s in the 2022-23 campaign, registering 72 points (35g/37a) in 49 games for the CAHS league and recorded 21 points (11g/10a) in 14 outings for the PHC ... Skated in a total of 54 games for St. Andrew’s in the 2021-22 regular season and produced 39 overall points (20g/19a) … Also previously played for the Markham Waxers, Toronto Nationals and Mississauga Rebeles AAA teams.
 
Personal: Has an older sister that played college hockey at McGill University in Montreal … Father Brandon previously worked as an executive with the NHL and in management with the Toronto Maple Leafs, including as assistant general manager … Graduated high school in 2023 from St. Andrew’s College in Aurora, Ontario … Named to the honor roll at St. Andrew’s and also played baseball for the high school where he earned team MVP accolades … Wants to win a national championship at DU and play in the NHL someday … Favorite music is country … Favorite movies are Good Will Hunting and The Town, and his favorite TV show is Prison Break … Hobbies include golfing, going to concerts and hanging out with family and friends … Also played baseball, soccer, lacrosse, basketball, volleyball, track and field and cross country while growing up.
 
Other: Drafted in Round 9 (177th Overall) in the 2021 OHL Priority Selection by the Kitchener Rangers ... Selected in Round 2 (26th Overall) in the 2022 USHL Entry Draft by the Tri-City Storms ... Ranked No. 65 among North American skaters by NHL Central Scouting on its final lists for the 2024 NHL Draft.
 
Why DU: “I chose the University of Denver because of the excellent reputation, the school, the athletic program and the city.”