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Noah Gillette Rochester Grizzlies
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Braeden Gagnon New Hampshire Jr. Mountain Kings
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Chase Forry Texas Brahmas
NA3HL Forward of the Month: Chase Forry, Texas Brahmas
Chase Forry and the Texas Brahmas remain undefeated through the month of October, maintaining a perfect 13-0 record. As the league’s top scorer, Forry has tallied 36 points (13 goals, 23 assists) in 13 games, 23 of his points being recorded this month, averaging 3.29 points per game in addition to maintaining a plus-minus of +19 in October.
When looking at his eight goals this month, three were scored on the man advantage while one was the game winner for his squad, not to mention three power play assists as well. The Boca Raton, FL native had his best game to date on the 19th as he was able to tally a whopping eight points through 60 minutes, recording his first hat trick of the season on top of dishing out five assists.
“Forry came into this season playing great hockey and it’s shown in his production to this point. His size, speed, compete level, and hockey sense have allowed him to be in the right spots and he’s getting rewarded for it. He and his line mates have really bought into playing together and have been proven hard to stop in games,” stated Brahmas Head Coach Chad Bailey. “Chase is a mere 13 points shy of his point total last season and we are only 13 games into this season. That alone shows the growth he has taken in his play. Chase has also grown as a leader in our locker room and is one of the guys our young players can look up to. I’m really proud of the player he has grown into and I look forward to watching him help continue our team success and finish out his junior career on a high note.”
Runner up: Ethan Miller, Binghamton Buzz
Tristan May-Robinson Wisconsin Woodsmen
NA3HL Defenseman of the Month: Tristen May-Robinson, Wisconsin Woodsmen
Tristen May-Robinson was a huge contributor for the Woodsmen this month from the blueline as Coach Vaillancourt’s squad sits in second place in the Central division with a 8-4-1-1 record . As the team’s top scorer for defensemen, the Andover, MN native is a point per game player with 12 points (5 goals, 7 assists), in 12 games, having a breakout month in October recording 11 points, including two-three point games.
May-Robinson found the back of the net 4 times, 3 being on the man advantage while one was the deciding factor for Wisconsin. His contributions on special teams didn’t stop there as he dished out five power play assists and one short handed helper as well.
“It is wonderful to see Tristen being recognized for the talented young player he is. His continuous commitment to learn the game speaks volumes of him as an athlete and young man. He always brings his very best for our club, on the ice and in the Tomah community. I know he has a bright future ahead for him,” stated Woodsmen Head Coach Jon Vaillancourt.
Runner up: Eric Denny, St. Louis Jr. Blues
Dalton Elliott Binghamton Buzz
NA3HL Goaltender of the Month: Dalton Elliott, Binghamton Buzz
Dalton Elliott and the Binghamton Buzz continue to be the leaders of the East Division, sitting in first place with 22 points, a record of 11-3-0-0. Netminder Dalton Elliott stood tall between the pipes for 6 games, posting a 5-1 record. Over the course of the month, the Johnstown, IA native was faced with a total of 203 shots, making 193 saves for a .95 save percentage and 1.67 goals against average.
Elliott’s best game to date came on the 5th against the Northeast Generals as he was peppered with 37 shots, only allowing one goal during Binghamton’s 3-1 victory for a game save percentage of .973%. When looking at league statistics, Elliott remains in the top 5 in the goals against and save percentage categories.
"Dalton’s has had astounding performances for the Buzz. He plays with a sense of calm and control in his crease. Our guys know they can rely on Dalton to make the critical saves when he’s in net. We look forward to seeing Dalton’s continued success this season, and it is well deserved," stated Buzz Head Coach Gaetano Moirano.
Runner up: Malik Johnson, Helena Bighorns
