2018-19 SEASON HIGHS
Games Played: 28
Goals: 2 two times (9 total)
Assists: 2 vs. Skidmore College, December 1 (9 total)
Points: 2 five times (18 total)
Penalty/Minutes: 19/49
+/-: +12
Game Winning Goals: 1
Special Team Goals: 4 Power-play
NOTABLES
- Finished the year as one of seven players to appear in every game for the Beacons
- Scored his first goal of the season in the opener against Wentworth Institute, while also tallying an assist
- Started the season on a 3-game-point streak with 5 points (3 goals, 2 assists)
- Tied for fourth on the team with his 9 goals on the year and tied for third with 3 power-plays goals
- Had a 5-game-point streak from November 30-January 4 tallying two goals and five assists
- Scored two goals, including the game-winning goal, against Hobart College on November 30
- Potted a goal in the New England Hockey Conference Quarterfinal win over the University of Southern Maine
2017-18 SEASON HIGHS
Games Played: 27
Goals: 2 four times (11 total)
Assists: 3 at Skidmore College, January 12 (6 total)
Points: 5 at Skidmore College, January 12 (17 total)
Penalty/Minutes: 7/14
+/-: -2
Game Winning Goals: 3
Special Team Goals: 3 Power-Play Goals
NOTABLES
- Scored 2 goals on four separate occasions during the season
- Recorded a career-high 5 point game against Skidmore College on January 12, scoring 2 goals and tacking on 3 assists
- Netted 2 goals and had an assist on December 9 at UMass Dartmouth
- Ranked third on the team with his 11 goals
- Registered 10 points over a four-game span from December 9-January 12
- Potted a goal in the NEHC Semifinals at Norwich University
2016-17 Season-Highs
Games Played: 1
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Points: 0
Penalty Minutes: 0
+/-: +0
Notables
- Missed all but one game due to a season-ending injury
- Appeared in the Beacons’ season-opener and recorded four shots in a 5-1 win over Curry College
2015-16 Enjoyed a huge season as a second-line skater in his freshman campaign … Named to the New England Hockey Conference (NEHC) All-Rookie Team … Recognized as the NEHC Rookie of the Week on two occasions … Set the program-record alongside seven of his teammates, with 31 games played in a single-season … Led all UMass Boston freshman with his nine goals, 13 assists and 22 points … Ended the year third in the NEHC amongst freshman with his 22 points … Totaled 75 shots and 22 penalty minutes … Accumulated a +8 +/- rating … Netted two power-play and two game-winning goals … Finished with at least one point in 16 contests … Recorded multiple points in five games … Scored the Beacons’ first goal of the season on his first collegiate shot and finished +1, in the Beacons’ season-opening win over Curry College on October 30 … Added the game-winning goal and one assist November 7 in a win over host UMass Dartmouth … Netted the game-winning goal in overtime and tacked on an assist in a 4-3 win over nationally-ranked Norwich University on December 4 … Posted a career-high three assists/three points December 11 in a win over Wentworth … Registered two assists and finished +2 in the NEHC Semifinal win over the University of New England … Picked up an assist March 12 in a 4-0 win over defending national champion Trinity College in the NCAA Tournament First Round … UMass Boston finished 14-1-1 when he recorded at least one point.
PERSONAL/HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Chelsea High School in Chelsea, Michigan in 2013 ... Played with the Michigan Warriors of the North American Hockey League in 2014-15 ... Recorded 13 goals and 10 assists in 54 games with the Warriors in 2014-15 ... Son of April and Michael Lemick ... Has four siblings, Karley Sanipass and Dustin, Jordan and Brett Lemick ... President of the Student Alliance for Indigenous Peoples in the Americas ... Currently majoring in Marketing.
