Northeastern University Athletics

AWARDS:

• Hobey Baker Award Top Ten Finalist (2018)
• CCM/ACHA First Team All-American (2018)
• Hockey East First Team All-Star (2018)
• New England Hockey Writers All-Star (2018)
• Hockey East Player of the Month (10/17)
• Hobey Baker Award Candidate (2017)
• Hockey East Second Team All-Star (2017)
• New England Hockey Writers All-Star (2017)
• National Player of the Month (1/17)
• Warrior Hockey Player of the Month (1/17)
• Warrior Hockey Player of the Week (10/28/16, 1/23/17, 1/30/17)

2017-18:

• Assistant Captain
• Was third in the NCAA in points (54), second in points per game (1.54), and led the NCAA in power play goals (14)
• Was tied for sixth in the NCAA in assists (32) and third in assists per game (0.91)
• Was tied for 12th in the NCAA in goals (22) and seventh in goals per game (0.63)
• Was the fourth player in the NCAA since 2012-13 to record 50+ points in consecutive seasons and second Husky (Adam Gaudette)
• 111 of his 146 career points came in his last two seasons
• Is tied for 13th all-time at Northeastern in single-season assists with 32.
• At Northeastern, 14th in career points (146), 14th in career assists (88), and tied for 30th in career goals (58)
• Was the 19th player in team history to reach 40 points in consecutive seasons
• Became the 50th player in team history to record 100 career points earlier this season
• Was the 10th player in team history to record 100 points over two seasons
• Played in 36 games and was second on the team with 54 points (22 goals, 32 assists)
• Scored a pair of first period goals and added an assist against Sacred Heart (10/7)
• Scored the game-tying goal late in regulation and added an assist at RIT (10/14)
• Potted a pair of goals and added an assist against No. 18 Quinnipiac (10/20)
• Scored a power play goal and added an assist against No. 18 Quinnipiac (10/21)
• Tied a career-high with four points (two goals, two assists) at No. 14 Boston College (12/9)
• Netted one goal each in back-to-back wins against Maine (1/12-13)
• Recorded his 50th career goal and notched a helper in the semifinal Beanpot shutout against Boston College (2/5)
• Helped out on two goals during Northeastern's 5-2 Beanpot Championship victory over Boston University (2/12)
• Recorded one goal and three assists across two games during weekend sweep of Vermont (2/16-17)
• Potted two goals and helped out on one during 8-0 victory over New Hampshire (2/23)
• Scored a short-handed goal against No. 9 Providence in the Hockey East semifinals (3/16)
• Recorded a power play goal against No. 10 Michigan in the NCAA Tournament (3/24)

2016-17:

• Was sixth in the nation with 57 points. His 36 assists were tied for the second most in the nation
• Was tied for ninth in the nation with five game-winning goals.
• Is tied for 12th on Northeastern's single-season points list (57) and sixth on NU's single-season assists list (36)
• His 36 assists were the most for a Husky in a single-season since 1993-94 (Mike Taylor)
• On Jan. 27 at No. 7/7 UMass Lowell, became the first Husky since Cody Ferriero on Dec. 29, 2012 at Harvard to score three goals in a period. 
• Became the first Husky to record a natural hat trick since 2015 against No.7 UMass Lowell (1/27)
• Had a career-high four assists against Bentley (10/15)
• Had a goal and an assist against Vermont (10/30)
• Scored a goal against No. 4 Boston University (11/4)
• Had a power play goal against No. 9 Notre Dame (11/12)
• Had a goal and two assists against No. 19 Providence (11/18)
• Netted a goal and added an assist at No. 19 Providence (11/19)
• Recorded a hat trick and added an assist against No. 8 Minnesota (11/25)
• Had a pair of assists at Frozen Fenway against New Hampshire (1/14)
• Had three points (one goal, two assists) against Merrmiack (1/20)
• Scored a goal and added an assist against Massachusetts (2/10)
• Netted the game-winning goal with less than a minute to play in the Beanpot consolation game against No. 11 Boston College (2/13)
• Tallied a goal in Game One of the Hockey East Quarterfinals at No. 6 Boston University (3/10)

2015-16: 

• Played in 39 games, and was sixth on the team with 28 points (10 goals, 18 assists)
• Scored a power play goal against Vermont (10/29)
• Had a career-high three points (one goal, two assists) at No. 10 Boston University (11/6)
• Tied a career-high with two goals against New Hampshire (1/15)
• Scored two goals at Merrimack (1/22)
• Netted a power play goal against Merrimack to extend his scoring streak to four games (1/23)
• Scored against No. 9 Harvard in the Beanpot consolation game (2/8)
• Scored a goal and added an assist at No. 10 Notre Dame (3/12)

2014-15: 

• Played in 25 games, finishing the season with seven points as a freshman
• Scored his first career goal, a power play tally, at No. 6 UMass Lowell (11/7)
• Scored two goals in a 6-4 win at Maine (2/20)
• Scored for the second game in a row with a goal at Maine (2/21)
• Scored a goal in a win at Boston University (2/27)

Before Northeastern: Spent three seasons playing for the Aurora Tigers of the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL), and was second on the team with 64 points (17-47-64) in 2013-14 … Was tied for fifth in the league with 47 assists, and was tied for fifth in the league with 21 points (10-11-21) in 21 playoff games … Joined the Tigers in 2011-12, and recorded 18 points (6-12-18) in his first season before notching 28 points (8-20-28) in 2012-13 to help Aurora capture its first North Division title since 2007 … Played all three OJHL seasons as a member of the Tigers after being selected in the 14th round (266th overall) by the Erie Otters in the OHL Priority Selection … Named to Team East that won the President’s Cup at the 2012 CJHL Prospects Games held in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia … Helped Team OJHL defeat the CCHL, 4-3, in a shootout during the 2012 Central Canada Cup All-Star Challenge Prospects Game in Wellington, Ontario … Named to Team East for the second straight year in 2013-14, helping the team win a second consecutive President’s Cup title in the CJHL Prospects Games.

Personal: Son of Glenn and Lorie Sikura … Drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks in the sixth round (178th overall) of the 2014 NHL Draft ... Has two siblings … Class of 2018.

Madigan on Sikura: "Dylan is skilled, smart, plays with a lot of intelligence, gets around the ice really well, and can make plays. He is always looking for that perfect play to set up up his teammates - he's obviously an unselfish player. He has really good offensive instincts and he's someone that we look to try and crack our top six lineup. He is someone that has that ability because of the offensive skills and the instincts that he possesses and brings each and every day."