Miami Redhawks

2005-06
Appeared in all 39 games and eclipsed the 20-point plateau for the third consecutive season ... ranked sixth on the team with 24 points on seven goals and 17 assists ... was a career-best +11 in CCHA games, which tied him for 13th in the league ... had six multi-point games, including a pair of career-best tying three assist games (Oct. 21 vs. Nebraska-Omaha - Jan. 7 vs. Northern Michigan) ... was a career-best +3 at Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 21) ... had at least one point in five straight games from Nov. 18-Dec. 2, his longest point streak of the season ... tallied two assists in a 4-2 win over No. 3 Michigan (Dec. 2) ... tallied three points in Miami[apos]s playoff series with Western Michigan, including a goal and an assist in game one. 2004-05
Played in 33 of Miami[apos]s 38 games, missing five games due to injury ... led Miami with a career-high 36 points on 15 goals and a career-best 21 assists ... second on the team with eight power-play goals ... tied for 11th in the CCHA with 21 power-play points ... opened the season on an 11-game point streak that started with a trio assists versus Boston University (Oct. 8) in a 5-1 Miami win ... tallied his first goal of the season the very next night as the RedHawks downed Northeastern (Oct. 9), 6-2 ... scored the game-winner and added two assists versus Notre Dame (Oct. 15) and repeated the feat versus St. Lawrence (Oct. 29) ... scored the game-winner in both games of the Notre Dame series (Oct. 15-16) and was named the CCHA Offensive Player of the Week with two goals and three assists for the series ... was named the CSTV/Hockey Commissioner[apos]s Player of the Month for the month of October after scoring five goals and adding ten assists, including a pair of game-winning goals, in Miami[apos]s eight games ... chipped in two assists versus No. 1 Colorado College (Dec. 29) in Miami[apos]s 4-3 loss to the Tigers ... snapped an eight-game goal-scoring drought in a 4-1 win over Michigan State (Jan. 8) ... had at least one point in nine of 10 games from Jan. 22-March 4 and scored a goal in eight of those contests ... set a career high with four points on a goal and three assists versus Lake Superior State (Feb. 12) ... was named Miami[apos]s Co-Outstanding Offensive Player of the Year along with linemate Marty Guerin. 2003-04
Led Miami with eight power-play goals, which were tied for 16th in the nation ... drafted in the eighth round of the 2004 NHL Entry Draft by the Anaheim Mighty Ducks ... was named to the CCHA All-Rookie Team ... recorded his first career goal in a two-goal outing at the Lefty McFadden Invitational against Ohio State (Oct. 4) ... notched a goal and an assist against UMass.-Lowell (Oct. 17) and at Lake Superior State (Oct. 24) for his second and third multi-point games, respectively ... had a six-game point-scoring streak from Oct. 24-Nov. 8 ... recorded two goals and two assists in a weekend sweep of Alaska Fairbanks (Nov. 21-22) to earn CCHA Rookie of the Week honors ... scored the game-winning goal in overtime against Alaska Fairbanks (Nov. 22) ... scored his team-leading 12th goal of the season against No. 6 New Hampshire (Dec. 20) at the Dodge Holiday Classic, and scored his 13th the next night against Princeton (Dec. 21) ... extended his point-scoring streak to eight games with an assist and goal in series against Nebraska-Omaha (Jan. 23-24) ... streak ended at nine games after scoring a goal and an assist in the first game of a sweep at Michigan State (Jan. 30-31), but no points in the second game ... scored the first goal in both playoff games against Lake Superior State (March 12-13) ... named Miam[apos]s Co-Rookie of the Year. Prior to Miami
Scored 21 goals and recorded 30 assists for 51 points in 40 games for the Aurora Tigers ... was team[apos]s second-leading goal scorer with 21 goals and third in total points ... averaged 1.4 points per game during three years of junior hockey ... named the Southern Conference Rookie of the Year as a 15-year old. Personal
Majoring in business ... born February 22, 1985 ... son of Bill and Jo-Ann Christie.