2011: Only one of four players (three seniors and one junior) to start all 19 games for Stonehill. Helped a Skyhawks back line record a 1.50 goals against average (GAA) in conference play. Stonehill also compiled four shutouts on the season. Dished out an assist in a 3-2 win over Southern Connecticut State University (10/19) on Mark Bolster's goal at the 47:03 mark. Compiled three shots including one on goal in a 4-1 win against Queens (N.Y.) on September 10.

2010: NE-10 Commissioner's Spring Honor Roll. Started all 17 games at left back for the Skyhawks. Part of a defense which posted a team goals against average of 1.21 (0.43 better than 2009's mark), and ranked seventh in the NE-10 with six shutouts. During the final week of the regular season, the Skyhawk defense held opponents to just five shots on goal in posting three straight shutouts to clinch a postseason berth. Also picked up one assist, setting up Michael White in a 2-0 win at Saint Rose (10/29).

2009: Made 15 appearances and 11 starts in his rookie year. Took four shots overall and registered an assist in a 3-2 win over New Haven (10/3).

High School: 2009 graduate of The Tilton School. Played two years for coach Scott Ruggles, serving as team captain as a senior. Named team MVP his senior year, leading the squad to the New England Prep Championship. Attended Spaulding High School in Vermont for three years, and served as team captain his junior year. Also lettered in ice hockey.

Personal: Born February 2, 1990, Berlin, Vt. Son of Bonnie and Paul Brassard of East Barre, Vt. Majoring in business. Supports the Boston Bruins. Lists Thierry Henry as a favorite athlete. 

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