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AS A SOPHOMORE (2023-24): Saw action in a career-high 34 games for the River Hawks ... collected career-highs in all scoring categories, finishing with nine goals, four assists and 13 points ... Scored two power play goals and two game-winning goals ... Scored two goals, including the overtime game-winner against Merrimack on Nov. 18 ... Scored one goal with two assists for three points in a 7-4 victory over Harvard in the Desert Hockey Classic (01/06) ... Tabbed Hockey East Player of the Week (Week of 01/08).    

AS A FRESHMAN (2022-23): Appeared in 27 games for the River Hawks ... Scored three goals with one assist for four points ... Earned his first career assist and point at Michigan State (10/13) ... Scored his first collegiate goal against Dartmouth (11/26).  

Before UMass Lowell: Played the last two seasons with the Prince George Spruce Kings of the BCHL, making 83 appearances and amassing 82 points off 37 goals and 45 assists … Helped the Spruce Kings reach the 2021-22 BCHL playoffs … Won a gold medal at the Quebec Games.
 
Personal: Son of Annie Lemay and Pascal Rhéaume … Has two siblings, Logane (25) and Alexane (22) … Sister, Alexane, played hockey at Mercyhurst … Father, Pascal, played in the NHL … Aunt, Manon, was the first and only woman to ever play an NHL game … Enjoys golfing, playing card games and video games in his spare time … Lists Prison Break as his favorite TV show … Names the Montreal Canadians as his favorite professional team and LeBron James, Tom Brady, Sidney Crosby and Austin Matthews as his favorite athletes … Chose UMass Lowell because “of their great hockey program, coaching staff and engineering program” … Hopes to either play professional hockey or become an engineer following his collegiate career … Can speak both French and English fluently.