Michigan Tech

Junior Season (2012-13): Named the Rick YeoUnsung Hero Award recipient for the seocnd straight year …Played in all 37 games—one of only six Tech's players to doso … Tallied six goals and five assists for 11 total pointson the year … Scored five of those six goals in the firstsix games of the season … Notched one goal in each of thefirst three games of the year including the game winner in an 8-4victory over Lake Superior State (Oct. 13) … Also posted thegame-winning goal in the 4-0 GLIAC Championship triumph over No. 7Western Michigan (Dec. 30).

Sophomore Season (2011-12): Recorded ninepoints (four goals, five assists) in 38 games … Earned theRick Yeo Unsung Hero Award (co-recipient with Brad Stebner)… Scored the game-winning goal in the WCHA Playoff opener atColorado College … Tallied a shorthanded marker for Tech'sonly goal vs. No. 3 Boston College at the GLI.

Freshman Season (2010-11): Recorded eightpoints (two goals, five assists) in 36 games ... Scored firstcareer goal in 5-2 win over Minnesota State and recorded his firstcareer assist the following night in 5-5 tie against the Mavericks... Recorded first multi-point game with a pair of assists againstMichigan State at the Great Lakes Invitational ... Scoredgame-tying goal against St. Lawrence on Jan. 14th.

Prior to Michigan Tech: Played four seasonswith the Grande Prairie Storm of the AJHL ... Finished with 211points (71 goals, 140 assists) in 217 games for the Storm ... Ledthe AJHL in assists with 67 and ranked third in the league inpoints with 99 ... Was named most improved player in 2008 and ledthe Storm to the league championship in 2009 ... Was named mostdedicated player and was an all-star selection in 2010 ... A 2007graduate of Grande Prairie Composite High School.

Personal: Son of Herb and Lydia Rix … Has oneolder brother … Born Aug. 5, 1989 … Enjoys workingout and golfing … Majoring in finance … Shootsright.