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CAREER: Appeared in 65 games for the River Hawks ... Amassed seven goals and 15 assists for a total of 22 points ... Collected two power play goals with one game-winner ... Billy Riley "Unsung Hero" Award winner ... Two-time Hockey East All-Academic Team selection. 

AS A SENIOR (2023-24): Named a captain prior to the 2023-24 season ... Appeared in 29 games for the River Hawks ... Totaled three goals and six assists for nine points ... Scored his first goal of the year against Army in the Turkey Leg Classic (11/25) ... Went on a three-game point streak, tallying one assist in each game against Holy Cross (12/08 & 12/09) and scoring a goal against former team AIC (12/30) ... Collected three points (1g, 2a) in a 7-4 victory over Harvard in the Desert Hockey Classic, following that up with an assist against Maine (01/19).  

AS A SENIOR (2022-23): Played in all 36 games for the River Hawks ... scoring four goals with nine assists for 13 points ... buried two power play goals and one game-winner ... Scored his first two goals in a River Hawk uniform in a 4-0 victory against Vermont (11/04) ... Collected a three-point game (1g, 2a) in a 3-2 victory at New Hamshire (01/21) ... Tallied another two-point game (0g, 2a) against New Hampshire (02/04) ... Received the Billy Riley "Unsung Hero" Award at the team's annual awards banquet for his impact both on and off the ice.  

Before UMass Lowell: Played three seasons with the AIC Yellow Jackets, making 81 appearances … Amassed 39 points off 13 goals and 26 assists … Served as an alternate captain for the Yellow Jackets as a junior … Helped the Yellow Jackets win back-to-back Atlantic Hockey Championships in 2021 and 2022 … Helped AIC reach the NCAA Tournament in 2021 and 2022.
 
Personal: Son of Sofia and Tom … Has two siblings, Evan and Olivia … Goes by the nickname “Stells” … Enjoys golfing in his spare time … Lists Sons of Anarchy as his favorite TV show … Names AIK as his favorite professional sports team … Lists LeBron James as his biggest sports influence … Chose UMass Lowell because “it was a good place for me to develop in order to take the next step” … Hopes to play professional hockey after his collegiate career.