Michigan Tech

Junior Season (2006-07):
Saw action in 38 games ... Earned program’s George McCarthyPerformance Award for scholastic and athletic achievement ...Poured in 24 points, good for second on club in scoring ... Led theteam in goals (15) and shots on goal (107) ... Ranked second onsquad in power-play goals (4) and was tied for second ingame-winning goals (2) ... Fourth among Michigan Tech players witha +10 plus-minus rating ... Amassed a career-best seven-game pointstreak (6-1--7) from Jan. 13-Feb. 3 ... Selected WCHA OffensivePlayer of the Week after pouring in two goals and four assists intwo-game sweep of Alaska Anchorage Oct. 27-28, includinggame-winning goal Oct. 28 ... Recorded game-winning tally in 4-1win over Minnesota Duluth Nov. 11 ... Netted two goals at the GreatLakes Invitational ? one against Michigan Dec. 29 and another vs.Harvard Dec. 30 ... Compiled the game-winning marker in 1-0 defeatof Colorado College Jan. 27 ... Named to the WCHA All-AcademicTeam.

Sophomore Season (2005-06):
Appeared in 37 games ... Ranked fourth on team with 18 points andwas tied for third in goals (9) ... Led the Huskies with sevenpower-play goals, tying him for 15th among WCHA players ...Provided second assist on Nick Anderson’s game-winning goalon Oct. 7 against Mercyhurst ... Lit the lamp on the power play ina 2-2 stalemate vs. Minnesota Duluth on Oct. 29 ... Tallied apower-play goal in a 3-2 overtime victory over St. Cloud State onNov. 11 ...  Netted two goals vs. Michigan State on Dec. 29... Contributed second helper on Chris Conner’s game-tyinggoal on Jan. 21 against Alaska Anchorage ... Scored with a manadvantage in a 3-2 triumph at Minnesota State on Feb. 4 ... Addedthree points in series against Minnesota on Feb. 10-11 ... Selectedto the Great Lakes Invitational All-Tournament Team ... Named toWCHA All-Academic Team. 

Freshman Season (2004-05):
Played in all 37 games ... Earned Norbert Matovich Memorial Awardas team’s top freshman ... Topped all Michigan Tech rookiesin scoring, and finished fifth on team in points with 19 ... Pacedthe Huskies with 10 power-play goals, tying him for seventh placein the WCHA ... Recorded two multi-goal games -- one in a 4-4 hometie against Northern Michigan on Nov. 4 and one at St. Cloud Stateon Nov. 13 ... Assisted on Nick Anderson’s game-winning goalagainst Minnesota Duluth on Feb. 5.

Prior to Michigan Tech:
Spent the 2002-03 and 2003-04 seasons competing for the PowellRiver Kings of the British Columbia Hockey League ... Finishedsecond on team in points in 2003-04 with 26-45--71 in 65 gamesplayed ... Was named team’s most valuable player ... Had22-22--44 in 2002-03 in 43 games played ... Gained club’sUnsung Hero award ... A 2002 graduate of Kelowna (British Columbia)Secondary High School.

Personal:
Will serve as an assistant captain in 2007-08 season ... Listsgolf and lifting weights as hobbies ... Has one younger sister ...Son of Rod and Marilyn Shelast of Kelowna, British Columbia ...Born Tyler James Shelast on Dec. 26, 1984, in Edmonton, Alberta ...Shoots right ... Owns a 3.28 cumulative grade point average inbusiness administration.