University of Denver Athletics

Before Denver: Played in five seasons with the Portland Winterhawks of the Western Hockey League from 2020-2025, totaling 231 points (90g/141a) in 273 career regular-season games and 58 points (23g/35a) in 56 postseason outings ... Recorded 41 goals and 64 assists for 105 points in 66 games during the 2024-25 regular season as team captain of Portland and earning WHL All-Star First Team (West) honors ... Contributed 12 goals and 21 assists for 33 points in 18 WHL playoff games in 2022 … Served as an alternate captain on Portland for two seasons (2022-2024) … Posted 17 goals, 33 assists and 50 points in 65 games in 2023-24 and registered 11 points (9g/2a) in 18 postseason contests for the Winterhawks ... Played in 54 contests in 2022-23 and put up 35 points (14g/21a) before recording nine points (2g/7a) in nine playoff games … Skated in 68 contests in his first full WHL season in 2021-22, earning 35 points (13g/22a) and contributed five assists in 11 postseason games ... Previously spent four years at Delta Hockey Academy Prep ... Split the 2020-21 season between Delta and Portland where he played in four games for the Academy and 20 contests in WHL (5g/1a) ... Recorded a total of 56 points (21g/35a) in 65 career games with Delta Hockey Academy from 2017-2021 … Picked by Portland at No. 58 overall in the third round of the 2019 WHL Prospects Draft.
 
Personal: Has an older brother … Father played college hockey for Minnesota Duluth and for the then-Denver Rangers of the International Hockey League in 1988-89 … Graduated from South Delta Secondary School in 2022 and was recognized in the Honors Club and Principal’s List … Enjoys golfing, tennis and hiking in the summer … Used to play baseball, soccer and lacrosse … Wants to win a national championship at Denver.
 
Why DU: “I chose the University of Denver because it has a very high-end hockey program with a huge history of winning. Denver is also a beautiful city with a ton of things to do outdoors, so that made it very enticing to want to spend my college years here.”