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Brodie Reid's Career Stats

2010-11: Named to the Pro Ambitions Hockey East All-Rookie Team…highest scoring freshman at Northeastern since Jason Guerriero’s 35-point campaign in 2001-02…second-highest scoring rookie in Hockey East with 0.76 points per game…led all Northeastern rookies in scoring with 28 points, including 11 goals and 17 assists…tied for seventh in power play points in Hockey East with 0.46 per game…Scored his first collegiate goal in his first game for Northeastern at Providence (Oct. 8)…assisted on Mike McLaughlin’s game-tying goal against New Hampshire (Oct. 22)…secured the helper on Tyler McNeely’s powerplay goal at UMass Lowell (Oct. 23) to secured his first-career point streak…assisted on Wade MacLeod power play goal against Holy Cross (Oct. 29) to attain a point streak of three games…assisted on Wade MacLeod power play goal against Niagara (Nov. 5)…picked up his fifth helper of the season on Anthony Bitetto’s first-collegiate goal of the season (Nov. 20)…assisted on Tyler McNeely’s game-winning power play goal at Merrimack (Dec. 4)…recorded his first-collegiate two-point game with NU’s first goal and an an assist at Boston University (Dec. 8)…posted a career-best by scoring a 5-on-3 power play goal, marking his second-straight game with a tally at Massachusetts (Jan. 7)…assembled a three-game scoring streak with a tally against UMass Lowell (Jan. 8)…named the Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week by Hockey East (Jan. 10)…elongated his scoring streak to a career-best four games by assisting on Steve Silva’s power play goal against Vermont (Jan. 14)…assisted on Mike McLaughlin’s goal against Harvard (Jan. 19)…assistsed on Mike McLaughlin’s goal against Maine (Jan. 22)…assisted in his third-consecutive game for this second time this season against Massachusetts (Jan. 28)…assisted on Steve Silva’s power play goal against Merrimack (Feb. 4)…scored a power play goal in his first-ever Beanpot appearance, logging NU’s fourth and final goal in the semifinal round against Harvard (Feb. 7)…posted his first-career two-goal game, including a power play tally, against Boston College in the Beanpot finals (Feb. 14)…registered his first-career two-assist outing at Boston College (Feb. 18)…riding a three-game point streak after scoring the first goal against Boston College (Feb. 19)…assisted on Wade MacLeod’s power play goal at New Hampshire (Feb. 25)…secured his first postseason point with an assist on Steve Silva’s power play goal at Boston University (March 10)…scored his first-career playoff goal on the power play at Boston University (March 11)…scored his first-career three-point game with a pair of goals and an assist at Boston University (March 13)…named Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week by Hockey East for the second time (March 13)

Before NU: Spent last year with the Lincoln Stars of the United State Hockey League before three stints in the British Columbia Hockey League, including the Penticton Vees, Burnaby Express and Surrey Eagles…in 2009-10, as an assistant captain, led his team in points (16-20-36), goals (16), assists (20) and shots (179) despite skating in 14 less tilts than the second leading scorer for Lincoln…in 2008-09, tallied a combined 39 points (17-22-39) for Penticton and Burnaby and earned a spot on the BCHL All-Star Team…selected to represent Team Canada West at the World Junior A Hockey Challenge in 2009…in 2007-08, led the BCHL in goals after potting 52 for Burnaby, en route to an 87-point season (52-35-87) in 60 games, a spot on the BCHL All-Star Team and earned Burnaby’s top forward distinction…in 2006-07, registered 10 points (4-6-10) for Surrey…attended Delta Secondary, Earl Marriott Secondary and St. George’s…four-year shortstop for the baseball team that won the provincial and league championship…also played golf and hockey as a junior.

Personal: Born August 25, 1989…attended Delta Secondary, Earl Marriott Secondary and St. George’s…grandmother was a member of the Canadian Olympic basketball team…enjoys golfing, baseball and playing cards…Class of 2014.