Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, a good chunk of the Sens' prospects remain playing in both North American and Europe. Here's the latest:
NCAA
Shane Pinto (University of North Dakota, NCHC)
Pinto has been nothing short of outstanding so far this season for North Dakota. He leads the NCHC in points with 23 in just 18 games while his 11 goals also top the league. His 23 points have him in a tie for fourth in NCAA scoring this season, as do his 11 goals.
Pinto also has five power play goals this year and three game-winning goals. He was named the NCHC's forward of the week today too.
Jacob Bernard-Docker (University of North Dakota, NCHC)
The 20-year-old Bernard-Docker has had a good campaign thus far for the Fighting Hawks with a goal and seven assists in 18 contests. His +/- of 14 leads his team too.
Tyler Kleven (University of North Dakota, NCHC)
After winning a gold medal at the World Juniors, Kleven returned to North Dakota and played eight games over the last month where he had a pair of goals and an assist. He has four points (three goals) in 11 games this season.
Jake Sanderson (University of North Dakota, NCHC)
Like Kleven, Sanderson claimed gold at the World Juniors and the freshman has added three assists in the eight games since his return. He had a goal and two assists in three games before the World Juniors.
Luke Loheit (Minnesota-Duluth, NCHC)
Loheit notched a goal and two assists during the month of January. The sophomore forward has three goals and five points in 17 games this year along with 27 penalty minutes, the most on the Bulldogs.
Jonny Tychonick (Nebraska-Omaha, NCHC)
Tychonick only played three games during January as Omaha dealt with a number of Covid issues that forced the team to not return to action until Jan. 18 and delayed Tychonick's return until Jan. 24. In his three games however, he had a goal and an assist and has four points (two goals) in 13 games with the Mavericks after his summer transfer from UND.
Angus Crookshank (New Hampshire, Hockey East)
After postponements ravaged New Hampshire's December schedule, the team got back on track in January playing 11 games. Crookshank lined up nine times, bagging two goals and two assists. He has six points (four goals) in 12 games this year.
Jakov Novak (Bentley, Atlantic Hockey)
Novak is enjoying a good year so far with Bentley as he has six goals and nine points in only seven games.
Todd Burgess (Minnesota State, Mankato, WCHA)
Burgess continues to contribute for the Mavericks as through 11 games this season, he has two goals and four assists.
Europe
CHL
Photo credit: Mark Kuhlmann
