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Jersey Number 1
Yaniv Perets
- Position:
- Goaltender
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Hometown:
- Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Quebec
- Previous Team:
- Penticton Vees (BCHL)
- Height:
- 6-1
- Weight:
- 180
As a Sophomore in 2022-23
Before Quinnipiac
Personal
- Richter Award Finalist
- Hobey Baker Top 10 Selection
- AHCA/CCM Second Team All-American
- Second straight ECAC Goaltender of the Year honor
- National Goalie of the Month (February)
- ECAC Goalie of the Month (January, February)
- ECAC Goalie of the Week (Jan. 9, Jan. 30)
- ECAC All-Academic Selection
- Led nation in goalie winning percentage (.866), goals-against average (1.49) and shutouts (ten)
- Third nationally in save percentage (.931)
- Stoned all three shots in Belpot final shootout, clinching victory over UMass
- Won 34 games, the most by any goalie in program history
- Fastest to 20 shutouts in NCAA history
- Tallied career-high 45 saves against Colgate in ECAC Semifinals
- Played in 31 games in second year with the Bobcats
- Posted a record of 22-5-2
- He broke the Division 1 Men’s Hockey record for goals against average with 1.17
- Named ECAC Hockey Goalie and Player of the Year
- Named ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Month three times (November, December, January)
- Earned ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week twice (Nov. 8, Feb. 7)
- Named a Top Ten Finalist for the Hobey Baker Award
- Named New England Division 1 Men’s Ice Hockey All-Star Team
- He broke multiple program single-season records, posting a .941 save percentage and 11 shutouts
- Was a Finalist for the Richter Award
- Helped the Bobcats break the single-season Division 1 Men’s Hockey Shutout record, with 16 as a team
- Also named to the Second Team East AHCA All-America Team
- He broke the program record for individual shutout streak at 247:57, which ranks as the 11th longest in Division 1 history
- Named as Quinnipiac Men’s Hockey Team MVP and Rookie of the Year
- In the ECAC Quarterfinals at home against St. Lawrence, he posted 31 saves in 88:54 in a double-overtime Bobcat win on March 12
- Made 30 saves in the NCAA Tournament First Round against St. Cloud State on March 25
- Tallied 29 saves against UConn in the CT Ice Tournament Championship on Jan. 30
- Played in two games in his first season as a Bobcat
- Made nine saves on the season in 32:09
- Made his collegiate debut with five saves in 14:49 in a 9-0 win at Colgate on Feb. 13
- Tallied four saves and played a season-high 17:20 in a 7-1 win vs. LIU on Feb. 22
Before Quinnipiac
- Won the BCHL's Okanagan Cup in 2020 as Champions of the 2020-21 Training Season.
- Led the Vees to a 9-1-0 record in 10 games with two shutouts, a 1.80 GAA and .931 save percentage.
- Finished first in the league in shutouts, second in wins and fourth in GAA and save percentage
- Went 25-8-1-0 in his rookie BCHL season in 2019-20 where he was second with five shutouts, third in GAA at 2.19, fifth with 25 wins and six with a .918 save percentage
- Won the 2018-19 Dineen Cup as NCDC Champions with the Boston Jr. Bruins and was the Goaltender of the Year
- Went 23-10-1 in his second season with a 2.48 GAA and .929 save percentage
- Recorded a 17-6-1 record in his first season with two shutouts, a 2.48 GAA and .930 save percentage
- Spent parts of two seasons with the Brockville Braves of the CCHL in 2015-16 and 2016-17
- Played three seasons with Lac St-Louis Lions organization in the QBAAA and QMAAA where he won the U-14 Quebec Championship, U-15 Quebec Youth Olympic Championship, Midget AAA Championship and was a bronze medalist at the Telus Cup.
Personal
- Born and raised in Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Quebec
- Son of Joshua and Nancy Perets
- Has four brothers: Adam, Igal, Ben and Tal
Men's Ice Hockey vs. Maine: Cinematic Recap
Friday, October 31
Coaches Road Show at Bears BBQ
Thursday, September 04
Alumni Game Mic'd Up (pres. by Aunt Chilada's) - Chris Cerella and Mike Lombardi
Thursday, August 21
Quinnipiac Athletics 2024-25 Highlight Video
Tuesday, May 20
