Wilson missed six games last season due to injury
and illness, but still ranked second among Princeton
skaters with 10 goals.
Key Statistics: Wilson
was third on the Tigers in scoring with 21 points and
ranked second on the team with 10 goals. He posted those
numbers despite playing only 25 games. He missed the
first four games of the year after suffering an ankle
injury during training camp and didn't play in the playoff
series against Clarkson due to mononucleosis.
What He Does: Wilson's
best physical attributes are his quickness and vision.
He also has a great work ethic and leadership qualities.
Don't be surprised if he eventually captains the Tigers.
The Bigger Picture:
Guy Gadowsky enters his third season as Princeton's
head coach this year and Wilson is one of the team's
young impact players that will be responsible for building
the Princeton hockey program over the next three years.
If he can stay healthy throughout the year, Wilson could
be an impact player in the ECAC Hockey League.
Princeton head coach Guy Gadowsky
on Wilson's personality: "When we were
recruiting him we were most attracted to his attitude.
Every teammate loves him and I'd love to have him in
the locker room every day whether he was the equipment
manager or a hockey player."
