Adam Gaudette
Best known as a tireless competitor, Adam Gaudette parlayed his almost 30 minutes of icetime per game in becoming the nation’s leading scorer. Adam was joined on the top line of Northeastern University by another Hobey top ten finalist Dylan Sikura (third in the nation in scoring), as the Huskies duo terrorized goalies across the land. Gaudette powered home 30 goals, dished out 30 assists and totaled 60 points in just 38 games, averaging a national best 1.58 points per game. His passion to compete at both ends of the ice with deceptive speed, earned him multiple honors including First Team All American, Hockey East Conference Player of the Year, league scoring champion and First Team all-conference. Lethal on the power play, Gaudette sniped 11 power play goals and led the nation by recording 27 power play points. The junior forward from Braintree, Massachusetts becomes the first player from Northeastern University to win the Hobey Baker Award. A Communications major, Adam signed a pro contract with the team that drafted him, the Vancouver Canucks, foregoing his senior season. Active in several community projects, Adam assisted in children’s cancer efforts, helped Northeastern students on move-in weekend and read to elementary school students. Adam spent the better part of three seasons with the Canucks, but was traded late in the 2020-21 season to the Chicago Blackhawks. Following two seasons with the Hawks, Gaudette played the 2021-22 season with the Ottawa Senators and in July of 2022, was signed by the Toronto Maple Leafs. Near the end of the 2022-23 season, he was traded to the St. Louis Blues organization and spent most of two seasons with Springfield of the AHL. In 2024-25, he spent the entire season with the Ottawa Senators, and then signed a two-year deal with the San Jose Sharks.
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Fresh off a national championship and All American honors, Borgström continues to star for the Pioneers, leading them in scoring for a second straight season. A big, highly skilled winger, he was named to the NCHC First Team all-conference and is a finalist for the Player of the Year and Forward of the Year. Going into the conference championship tourney, he is fifth in the nation in scoring.· Has 21 goals, 28 assists for 49 points in 36 games – had 43 points as a freshman· Florida draft (1st round) – has had 13 multiple point games so far· Regular season scoring champion in NCHC
A prolific goal scorer, Donato has had a fantastic season so far. He led Team USA in scoring at the recent Winter Olympics with five goals and an assist. At Harvard, he has tallied 26 goals in just 28 games and tops the nation in shots, averaging six per game. A powerful skating two-way center, he has been recognized as First Team all-conference and is a finalist for Player of the Year.· Has 26 goals, 15 assists for 41 points in 28 games – has 7 power play goals· Opened the season with 14 game point streak – Boston draft (2nd round)· Sociology major – participates in several team community service events