Northeastern University Athletics

Justin Daniels' Career Stats

2011-12: Scored his first career two-goal game, including his first power play goal of the season against Massachusetts (Oct. 7)…netted a goal against New Hampshire (Oct. 14)…secured his first assist of the season on Ludwig Karlsson’s first-career goal at Merrimack (Oct. 21)…assisted on Steve Quailer’s power play goal against Boston College (Oct. 22) to match a career-high three-game point streak…registered his fourth goal of the season at New Hampshire (Oct. 29)…potted his fifth goal of the year and assembled a career-best five-game point streak at Merrimack (Nov. 4)…assisted on Anthony Bitetto’s first power play goal of the season at Massachusetts (Nov. 12)…assisted on Alex Tuckerman’s goal against Vermont (Nov. 19)…scored his sixth goal of the season at Notre Dame (Dec. 2)

2010-11: Missed 10 games due to injury…finished the season with six assists and eight penalty minutes…assisted on Steve Quailer’s first goal of the season against Merrimack (Dec. 3)…assisted on Garrett Vermeersch’s first goal of the year at Merrimack (Dec. 4) to string together his first point streak of the season…provided the primary assist on Jamie Oleksiak’s first-career game-winning goal at UMass Lowell (Feb. 11)…skated in his 50th-career game against Boston College in the Beanpot finals (Feb. 14)…assisted on Robbie Vrolyk’s first goal of the season at Boston College (Feb. 18)…assisted on Drew Daniels’ goal at Boston University (March 5)

2009-10: Third-highest scorer amongst Northeastern rookies, tallying 15 points on eight goals and seven assists in 32 games played…played center on the first line for the second half of the season with wing mates Kyle Kraemer and Tyler McNeely…led the Huskies with the highest shooting percentage (.296), converting on 8-of-27 attempts…after being sidelined for the Colorado College trip with an injury, Daniels notched his first-career goal in power play fashion on his first-ever shot for the Huskies against Bentley on Oct. 16…lit the lamp for the second time against Maine on Nov. 13…received credit for his first-career assist with his twin brother, Drew, on the same play for Greg Costa’s first goal of the season at Providence on Nov. 21…scored his third goal of the season against Vermont on Nov. 27 and crafted his first-career point streak…set up David Strathman’s game-winning goal in a 2-1 win over Merrimack on Dec. 5…assisted on Tyler McNeely’s goal against Massachusetts on Jan. 10…potted his first-career game-winning goal against UMass Lowell on Jan. 29, Justin and brother, Drew, both scored a goal in the game, marking the first time the twin siblings turned the trick at Northeastern…scored his sixth goal of the season at Merrimack on Feb. 5…achieved his first-career multi-point game with a goal and two assists against New Hampshire on Feb. 26…doled out a helper on Kyle Kraemer’s goal at New Hampshire on Feb. 27…strung together a career-best three-game point streak with his eighth goal of the year at Boston University on March 5.

Before NU: Drafted in the third round (62nd overall) by the San Jose Sharks in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft...played for the Sioux City Musketeers of the USHL last season, chipping in nine goals and 28 assists for 37 points...played in the U.S. Hockey League All-Star game...posted a 22-32-54 line in 2007-08 and a 16-30-46 line in 2006-07 for Kent Prep, earning School MVP honors both seasons...tallied 91 points in 30 games with Suffern High School in 2005-06...co-captained the team with his brother Drew...former New York State Player of the Year.

Personal: Born June 7, 1989...graduated from Kent Prep School...enjoys golf...plans to major in Business...Class of 2014.