Northeastern University Athletics

2024-25:

• One of eight players to appear in all 37 games this season
• Finished with four points from two goals and two assists
• Tallied his first point as a Husky with an assist in his debut game against Stonehill (10/12)
• Collected his first goal with NU for a 1-0 lead against #6 Maine (10/26)
• Scored a power-play goal for the Huskies’ opening tally against Vermont (1/17)
• Added an assist on NU’s go-ahead goal over #4 Maine (3/20) in the Hockey East semifinals
• Finished with 49 shots on goal, including a season-high seven against #18/17 Quinnipiac (1/4)
• Recorded 35 blocked shots, collecting a season-high four against #4 Maine (3/20) in the Hockey East semifinals

2023-24 (UMass Lowell):

• Played in 34 games
• Recorded career-highs with 13 points, fourth-best mark on the team, from nine goals, second-best mark, and four assists
• Led the team with two game-winning goals
• Scored two goals, including the overtime game-winner against Merrimack (11/18)
• Tallied three points (1g, 2a) in a 7-4 win over Harvard in the Desert Hockey Classic (1/6)
• Blocked 25 shots, including a career-high (4) against Vermont (2/10)
• Hockey East Played of the Week (1/8)
• Attended the 2024 Toronto Maple Leafs development camp

• Played in 27 games
• Recorded four points from three goals and one assist
• Tallied his first career point with an assist against Michigan State (10/13)
• Netted first collegiate goal in a 4-3 win over Dartmouth at the 2022 Friendship Four (11/26)
• Finished with 42 shots on goal and 12 blocked shots

Before UMass Lowell: Skated two seasons with the Prince George Spruce Kings from 2020-22… Played in 83 games, amassing 82 points from 37 goals and 34 assists… Helped the Spruce Kings to reach the 2021-22 BCHL playoffs… In 2022, earned team’s MVP award, top scorer award and plus-minus award… Attended the 2022 Montréal Canadiens development camp.. Played with Cushing Academy from 2019-20, totaling 35 points (10g, 25a) in 34 games… Won a gold medal at the Quebec Games
 
Personal: Son of Pascal Rhéaume and Annie Lemay… Has two siblings, Logan and Alexane… Sister played hockey at Mercyhurst… Father played professional hockey from 1993-2010 and won a Stanley Cup in 2003 with the New Jersey Devils… Aunt, Manon Rhéaume, was the first woman to play in the NHL, skating professionally from 1992-2009… Manon also won two gold medals at the Women’s World Championships (1992, 1994) and a silver medal at the 1998 Olympics with Team Canada... Majoring in Economics