2025-26 Men's Ice Hockey Roster
Jersey Number 29
Quentin Miller
- Position:
- Goaltender
- Ht./Wt.:
- 6-3 / 190
- Class:
- Freshman
- Hometown:
- Montreal, Quebec
- NHL:
- Montreal Canadiens | 4th Round | 128th Overall | 2023 NHL Draft
- Last Team:
- Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL)
NHL: Selected by the Montreal Canadiens in in Round 4 (No. 128 Overall) of the 2023 NHL Draft.
Honors and Award: 2026 NCAA National Champion … 2x NCHC Goaltender of the Month (November 2025; December 2025) … 3x NCHC Goaltender of the Week (Nov. 18, 2025; Dec. 9, 2025; Dec. 16, 2025) … NCHC Rookie of the Week (Nov. 11, 2025) … AHCA National All-American Scholar … NCHC Academic Honor Roll (2025-26) … NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete (2025-26) … Mike Richter Award Watch List (2025-26)
2025-26: Led the Pioneers with 25 starts and posted a 12-10-2 record, 2.39 goals-against average and .916 save percentage to help the program capture the 2026 national championship … Tied for the team lead with three individual shutouts … Made 24 consecutive starts from Oct. 18-Jan. 24, the longest consecutive start streak by a DU goalie since Matt Davis started in the final 26 contests during the championship-winning campaign of 2023-24 … Started opening night on Oct. 10 at Air Force and made 23 saves on 24 shots in a 1-1 tie and went on to deny all three shots he faced in the end-of-game shootout in his collegiate debut … Recorded his first career victory with a 19-save shutout on Oct. 18 at Lindenwood, becoming the third DU netminder to pick up their first win via a shutout in the previous five years (Freddie Halyk, Oct. 28, 2023 vs. Air Force; Matt Davis, Oct. 16, 2021 vs. Air Force) … Recorded 31-of-34 saves in a 7-3 win at Boston College on Oct. 24 … Registered a career-long shutout streak of 117:17 across three games from Oct. 10-24 and began his college career with a three-game unbeaten streak (2-0-1) during that time as well … Magnus Chrona was the previous DU netminder to go unbeaten in his first three career starts, as he won his first seven outings to begin the 2019-20 campaign … Picked up his second shutout of the season by denying all 17 shots on Nov. 1 vs. Alaska Anchorage to begin a season-long, six-game win streak (Nov. 1-21) … Didn’t lose in regulation in a 12-game stretch from Oct. 31-Dec. 12 (9-3-0), which included allowing one goal or fewer in six outings and a pair of shutouts … Earned back-to-back NCHC weekly honors as Rookie of the Week on Nov. 11 and Goaltender of the Week on Nov. 18, his first such awards in his career from the conference … Posted career highs in both games at Western Michigan by stopping 35-of-36 shots on Nov. 7 and 41-of-44 shots on Nov. 8 … Made 29 saves and stopped his first career penalty-shot attempt by Tomas Mrsic in the first period on Nov. 14 vs. Colorado College … Denied 38 shots, including a season-high 19 in the third period in a 3-2 win at CC on Nov. 15 … Recorded 19 saves in an overtime loss to Minnesota in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game at Ball Arena on Nov. 29 … Named the NCHC Goaltender of the Month for both November and December … Led all NCHC goalies in wins (6-tied), save percentage (.932) and was second in GAA (2.08) in November, with his only two losses coming in overtime and allowing two goals or fewer in five of the contests … Also led all league keepers in wins (3-tied), GAA (1.80) and save% (.940) in December (min. three starts) … Recorded a 22-save shutout on Dec. 5 vs. Miami to begin a three-game win streak … Stopped 37-of-38 shots on Dec. 12 at St. Coud State and went on to be named NCHC Goalie of the Week on Dec. 16 … Recorded 33 saves on 35 shots faced in a 3-2 win at North Dakota on Jan. 17 … Suffered a lower-body injury early in the first period on Jan. 24 vs. St. Cloud State and made one save in that game to share a team shutout with Johnny Hicks, the first team shutout by Denver since Matt Davis (15 saves) and Freddie Halyk (6 saves) did it vs. North Dakota on Feb. 14, 2025 … Missed his first game of the season on Jan. 30 vs. Minnesota Duluth due to the injury and was out for the next 10 contests (Jan. 24-March 7) before being available again in the lineup on March 14 … Believed to be the first goaltender to win both an NCAA National Championship and CHL Memorial Cup (Quebec, 2023) … Transferred to Western Michigan during the 2026 offseason.
Before Denver: Spent the 2024-25 campaign with the Chilliwack Chiefs of the British Columbia Hockey League after spending the previous two seasons playing major-junior in the QMJHL with the Quebec Remparts and Rimouski Oceanic … Posted an 8-2-0 record, 2.29 goals-against average and .923 save percentage in 10 regular-season games with Chilliwack before going 14-9-0 with a 2.40 GAA, .925 Save% and one shutout in 23 outings during the 2025 BCHL Playoffs … Split 2023-24 in the QMJHL between Quebec and Rimouski … Began the year in Quebec and recorded a 12-13-1 record, 3.04 GAA and .901 Save% before finishing the year in Rimouski with a 10-4-0 mark, 2.60 GAA and .917 Save% … Went 14-4-0 with a 2.11 GAA, .911 Save% and two shutouts with Quebec in 2022-23 while being coached by Patrick Roy and winning both the QMJHL Championship and CHL Memorial Cup … Previously played for Laval-Montreal Rousseau Royal of the QMAAA (2020-2022) and prep hockey with Collège Notre Dame (2019-20).
Personal: Has two older brothers … Intends to major in business … Graduated high school from Collège Notre Dame in 2022 … Wants to play in the NHL and win the Stanley Cup … Loves music and produces music on his computer … Also plays the guitar, piano and DJs from time to time … Favorite TV show is The Walking Dead … Used to play soccer, lacrosse, basketball, tennis and swim as a kid.
Other: Chosen by the Quebec Remparts at No. 176 of the 10th round in the 2021 QMJHL Entry Draft … Picked at No. 94 overall in round 7 by the West Island Shamrocks of the QJHL Draft … Played in the 2017 Quebec International Pee-Wee Tournament with Ahuntsic Braves.
Why DU: “I chose DU because of its incredible hockey program and the legacy behind it. The history of winning, the way they develop players and the culture around the team really stood out to me. From the coaching staff to the facilities, everything felt like the right fit and the best place for me to grow on and off the ice.”
Honors and Award: 2026 NCAA National Champion … 2x NCHC Goaltender of the Month (November 2025; December 2025) … 3x NCHC Goaltender of the Week (Nov. 18, 2025; Dec. 9, 2025; Dec. 16, 2025) … NCHC Rookie of the Week (Nov. 11, 2025) … AHCA National All-American Scholar … NCHC Academic Honor Roll (2025-26) … NCHC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete (2025-26) … Mike Richter Award Watch List (2025-26)
2025-26: Led the Pioneers with 25 starts and posted a 12-10-2 record, 2.39 goals-against average and .916 save percentage to help the program capture the 2026 national championship … Tied for the team lead with three individual shutouts … Made 24 consecutive starts from Oct. 18-Jan. 24, the longest consecutive start streak by a DU goalie since Matt Davis started in the final 26 contests during the championship-winning campaign of 2023-24 … Started opening night on Oct. 10 at Air Force and made 23 saves on 24 shots in a 1-1 tie and went on to deny all three shots he faced in the end-of-game shootout in his collegiate debut … Recorded his first career victory with a 19-save shutout on Oct. 18 at Lindenwood, becoming the third DU netminder to pick up their first win via a shutout in the previous five years (Freddie Halyk, Oct. 28, 2023 vs. Air Force; Matt Davis, Oct. 16, 2021 vs. Air Force) … Recorded 31-of-34 saves in a 7-3 win at Boston College on Oct. 24 … Registered a career-long shutout streak of 117:17 across three games from Oct. 10-24 and began his college career with a three-game unbeaten streak (2-0-1) during that time as well … Magnus Chrona was the previous DU netminder to go unbeaten in his first three career starts, as he won his first seven outings to begin the 2019-20 campaign … Picked up his second shutout of the season by denying all 17 shots on Nov. 1 vs. Alaska Anchorage to begin a season-long, six-game win streak (Nov. 1-21) … Didn’t lose in regulation in a 12-game stretch from Oct. 31-Dec. 12 (9-3-0), which included allowing one goal or fewer in six outings and a pair of shutouts … Earned back-to-back NCHC weekly honors as Rookie of the Week on Nov. 11 and Goaltender of the Week on Nov. 18, his first such awards in his career from the conference … Posted career highs in both games at Western Michigan by stopping 35-of-36 shots on Nov. 7 and 41-of-44 shots on Nov. 8 … Made 29 saves and stopped his first career penalty-shot attempt by Tomas Mrsic in the first period on Nov. 14 vs. Colorado College … Denied 38 shots, including a season-high 19 in the third period in a 3-2 win at CC on Nov. 15 … Recorded 19 saves in an overtime loss to Minnesota in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game at Ball Arena on Nov. 29 … Named the NCHC Goaltender of the Month for both November and December … Led all NCHC goalies in wins (6-tied), save percentage (.932) and was second in GAA (2.08) in November, with his only two losses coming in overtime and allowing two goals or fewer in five of the contests … Also led all league keepers in wins (3-tied), GAA (1.80) and save% (.940) in December (min. three starts) … Recorded a 22-save shutout on Dec. 5 vs. Miami to begin a three-game win streak … Stopped 37-of-38 shots on Dec. 12 at St. Coud State and went on to be named NCHC Goalie of the Week on Dec. 16 … Recorded 33 saves on 35 shots faced in a 3-2 win at North Dakota on Jan. 17 … Suffered a lower-body injury early in the first period on Jan. 24 vs. St. Cloud State and made one save in that game to share a team shutout with Johnny Hicks, the first team shutout by Denver since Matt Davis (15 saves) and Freddie Halyk (6 saves) did it vs. North Dakota on Feb. 14, 2025 … Missed his first game of the season on Jan. 30 vs. Minnesota Duluth due to the injury and was out for the next 10 contests (Jan. 24-March 7) before being available again in the lineup on March 14 … Believed to be the first goaltender to win both an NCAA National Championship and CHL Memorial Cup (Quebec, 2023) … Transferred to Western Michigan during the 2026 offseason.
Before Denver: Spent the 2024-25 campaign with the Chilliwack Chiefs of the British Columbia Hockey League after spending the previous two seasons playing major-junior in the QMJHL with the Quebec Remparts and Rimouski Oceanic … Posted an 8-2-0 record, 2.29 goals-against average and .923 save percentage in 10 regular-season games with Chilliwack before going 14-9-0 with a 2.40 GAA, .925 Save% and one shutout in 23 outings during the 2025 BCHL Playoffs … Split 2023-24 in the QMJHL between Quebec and Rimouski … Began the year in Quebec and recorded a 12-13-1 record, 3.04 GAA and .901 Save% before finishing the year in Rimouski with a 10-4-0 mark, 2.60 GAA and .917 Save% … Went 14-4-0 with a 2.11 GAA, .911 Save% and two shutouts with Quebec in 2022-23 while being coached by Patrick Roy and winning both the QMJHL Championship and CHL Memorial Cup … Previously played for Laval-Montreal Rousseau Royal of the QMAAA (2020-2022) and prep hockey with Collège Notre Dame (2019-20).
Personal: Has two older brothers … Intends to major in business … Graduated high school from Collège Notre Dame in 2022 … Wants to play in the NHL and win the Stanley Cup … Loves music and produces music on his computer … Also plays the guitar, piano and DJs from time to time … Favorite TV show is The Walking Dead … Used to play soccer, lacrosse, basketball, tennis and swim as a kid.
Other: Chosen by the Quebec Remparts at No. 176 of the 10th round in the 2021 QMJHL Entry Draft … Picked at No. 94 overall in round 7 by the West Island Shamrocks of the QJHL Draft … Played in the 2017 Quebec International Pee-Wee Tournament with Ahuntsic Braves.
Why DU: “I chose DU because of its incredible hockey program and the legacy behind it. The history of winning, the way they develop players and the culture around the team really stood out to me. From the coaching staff to the facilities, everything felt like the right fit and the best place for me to grow on and off the ice.”
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