2019-20 Men's Hockey Roster
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Jersey Number 25
Marc McLaughlin
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Position:
- Forward
- Height:
- 6-0
- Weight:
- 210
- Shoots:
- Right
- Hometown:
- North Billerica, Mass.
- Previous Team:
- Cedar Rapids (USHL)
Bio
CAREER HIGHS:
Points: 4 (most recent vs. Vermont, Jan. 4, 2020)
Goals: 2 (eight times, most recent vs. New Hampshire, March 9, 2022)
Assists: 3 (most recent vs. Vermont, Jan. 4, 2020)
Shots: 7 (most recent at UConn, Jan. 23, 2021)
Plus/Minus: +3 (eight times, most recent vs. Boston University, Feb. 27, 2022)
SENIOR SEASON (2021-22):
• Served as team captain
• Won the Frank Jones Award as the Top Defensive Forward in New England
• Earned Hockey East All-Star Honorable Mention honors
• Led the team with a career-high 21 goals to rank top-10 nationally in goals per game
• Skated in 33 games with a career-high 31 points to rank second on the team
• Also set a new career-high with 92 shots on goal and finished with a +10 rating
• Scored a team-high eight power play goals
• Collected six multi-goal games and 10 multi-point games
• Netted a pair of goals in the Icebreaker Championship Game against Holy Cross (Oct. 9)
• Added two more goals in the home opener against Northeastern (Oct. 15)
• Lit the lamp twice and posted a +3 rating in a home win against Brown (Dec. 7)
• Scored both of the team's goals on the road at New Hampshire (Jan. 14)
• Had two goals including the overtime winner and a three-point night vs. UNH in the Hockey East First Round (March 9)
JUNIOR SEASON (2020-21):
• Served as team captain
• Selected as a Hockey East Third Team All-Star
• Won the Hockey East Best Defensive Forward Award
• Runner up for the Len Ceglarski Individual Sportsmanship Award and a recipient of the Three Stars Award
• Ranked second on the team in scoring with a career-high 10 goals, 14 assists and 24 points
• His 24 points were four more than his first two seasons combined (20)
• Tied for second in the league with a +17 rating during the regular season
• Won 52% of his faceoffs and led the team with 253 wins to rank fifth in Hockey East
• Tied for the NCAA lead with three shorthanded goals (3) and tied for third in game-winning goals (5)
• Factored into 11 game-winning goals with five goals and six assists
• Finished the year with eight multi-point performances
• Scored twice including the game-winner in a 6-3 win at UMass (Nov. 28)
• Netted a shorthanded game-winner in overtime at New Hampshire (Jan. 10)
• Collected three points including the game-winner at Merrimack (Jan. 17)
• Tallied two assists in a 4-3 overtime win over Boston University (Feb. 5)
SOPHOMORE SEASON (2019-20):
• Named the runner-up for the Hockey East Best Defensive Forward Award
• Posted five goals and seven assists for 12 points while skating in all 34 games
• Had 40 shots on goal with a +8 rating and a 50.2% faceoff percentage
• Scored two shorthanded goals to tie for second in Hockey East
• Collected a career-high three assists and four points against Vermont (Jan. 4)
• Registered his first career multi-goal game and added an assist vs. Northeastern (Feb. 21)
• Was +3 in both victories to set a new career-high
FRESHMAN SEASON (2018-19):
• Played in all 39 games and posted eight points on four goals and four assists
• Won the team's Bernie Burke Outstanding Freshman Award
• Had a 51.3% success rate at the faceoff dot
• Scored his first collegiate goal against Boston University to cap a 4-1 road victory (Nov. 30)
• Assisted on the game-winning goal at home against Providence (Jan. 11)
• Had a season-high four shots on goal during the Beanpot title game vs. Northeastern (Feb. 11)
• Netted his first career game-winning goal in the third period on Senior Night against NU (March 1)
• Lit the lamp in Games 1 and 2 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals at Providence (March 15-16)
• Collected an assist in the Hockey East Semifinal victory over UMass (March 22)
• Was +3 with three points in five postseason games
BEFORE BC:
• Captained the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) in 2017-18, collecting 10 goals and 10 assists in 21 games
• 2018 Curt Hammer Award winner, which recognizes the USHL player who distinguishes himself both on and off the ice by demonstrating outstanding performance skills, pride, and determination
• Skated in 60 games in 2016-17 and posted 16 points
• Attended Cushing Academy from 2014-16 before attending Washington High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• Was nearly a point-per-game player in two years at Cushing with 65 points in 66 contests, including 37 goals
• Served as team captain as a junior while scoring 24 goals
• Also played varsity baseball for two years at Cushing
• Played two U16 MHSL seasons with the Neponset Valley River Rats and the Cape Cod Whalers
PERSONAL:
• Recipient of The Schiller Family Scholarship for Men's Ice Hockey
• Enrolled in the Carroll School of Management
• Marc, his brother Sean and sister Kristine, are the children of Walter and Jill McLaughlin
Points: 4 (most recent vs. Vermont, Jan. 4, 2020)
Goals: 2 (eight times, most recent vs. New Hampshire, March 9, 2022)
Assists: 3 (most recent vs. Vermont, Jan. 4, 2020)
Shots: 7 (most recent at UConn, Jan. 23, 2021)
Plus/Minus: +3 (eight times, most recent vs. Boston University, Feb. 27, 2022)
SENIOR SEASON (2021-22):
• Served as team captain
• Won the Frank Jones Award as the Top Defensive Forward in New England
• Earned Hockey East All-Star Honorable Mention honors
• Led the team with a career-high 21 goals to rank top-10 nationally in goals per game
• Skated in 33 games with a career-high 31 points to rank second on the team
• Also set a new career-high with 92 shots on goal and finished with a +10 rating
• Scored a team-high eight power play goals
• Collected six multi-goal games and 10 multi-point games
• Netted a pair of goals in the Icebreaker Championship Game against Holy Cross (Oct. 9)
• Added two more goals in the home opener against Northeastern (Oct. 15)
• Lit the lamp twice and posted a +3 rating in a home win against Brown (Dec. 7)
• Scored both of the team's goals on the road at New Hampshire (Jan. 14)
• Had two goals including the overtime winner and a three-point night vs. UNH in the Hockey East First Round (March 9)
JUNIOR SEASON (2020-21):
• Served as team captain
• Selected as a Hockey East Third Team All-Star
• Won the Hockey East Best Defensive Forward Award
• Runner up for the Len Ceglarski Individual Sportsmanship Award and a recipient of the Three Stars Award
• Ranked second on the team in scoring with a career-high 10 goals, 14 assists and 24 points
• His 24 points were four more than his first two seasons combined (20)
• Tied for second in the league with a +17 rating during the regular season
• Won 52% of his faceoffs and led the team with 253 wins to rank fifth in Hockey East
• Tied for the NCAA lead with three shorthanded goals (3) and tied for third in game-winning goals (5)
• Factored into 11 game-winning goals with five goals and six assists
• Finished the year with eight multi-point performances
• Scored twice including the game-winner in a 6-3 win at UMass (Nov. 28)
• Netted a shorthanded game-winner in overtime at New Hampshire (Jan. 10)
• Collected three points including the game-winner at Merrimack (Jan. 17)
• Tallied two assists in a 4-3 overtime win over Boston University (Feb. 5)
SOPHOMORE SEASON (2019-20):
• Named the runner-up for the Hockey East Best Defensive Forward Award
• Posted five goals and seven assists for 12 points while skating in all 34 games
• Had 40 shots on goal with a +8 rating and a 50.2% faceoff percentage
• Scored two shorthanded goals to tie for second in Hockey East
• Collected a career-high three assists and four points against Vermont (Jan. 4)
• Registered his first career multi-goal game and added an assist vs. Northeastern (Feb. 21)
• Was +3 in both victories to set a new career-high
FRESHMAN SEASON (2018-19):
• Played in all 39 games and posted eight points on four goals and four assists
• Won the team's Bernie Burke Outstanding Freshman Award
• Had a 51.3% success rate at the faceoff dot
• Scored his first collegiate goal against Boston University to cap a 4-1 road victory (Nov. 30)
• Assisted on the game-winning goal at home against Providence (Jan. 11)
• Had a season-high four shots on goal during the Beanpot title game vs. Northeastern (Feb. 11)
• Netted his first career game-winning goal in the third period on Senior Night against NU (March 1)
• Lit the lamp in Games 1 and 2 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals at Providence (March 15-16)
• Collected an assist in the Hockey East Semifinal victory over UMass (March 22)
• Was +3 with three points in five postseason games
BEFORE BC:
• Captained the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) in 2017-18, collecting 10 goals and 10 assists in 21 games
• 2018 Curt Hammer Award winner, which recognizes the USHL player who distinguishes himself both on and off the ice by demonstrating outstanding performance skills, pride, and determination
• Skated in 60 games in 2016-17 and posted 16 points
• Attended Cushing Academy from 2014-16 before attending Washington High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• Was nearly a point-per-game player in two years at Cushing with 65 points in 66 contests, including 37 goals
• Served as team captain as a junior while scoring 24 goals
• Also played varsity baseball for two years at Cushing
• Played two U16 MHSL seasons with the Neponset Valley River Rats and the Cape Cod Whalers
PERSONAL:
• Recipient of The Schiller Family Scholarship for Men's Ice Hockey
• Enrolled in the Carroll School of Management
• Marc, his brother Sean and sister Kristine, are the children of Walter and Jill McLaughlin
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