Gaudet and Staff Add Six to the 2019-20 Roster

HANOVER, N.H. – Koenig Family Head Coach of Dartmouth Men's Hockey Bob Gaudet '81 has announced the six-member Class of 2023 set to join the team this fall.

"We are excited to welcome another talented group of freshmen into the 'Dartmouth Hockey Family' as members of this class," Gaudet said. "I want to thank assistant coach John Rose and associate head coach David Lassonde for all of their efforts in attracting this talented class of student-hockey players. I look forward to the special contribution each will make to our success next season and throughout their careers."

A defensive-heavy class, four of the six newcomers will patrol the blueline in their time with the Big Green, while two will join the ranks of the forward group.

7 | Jack Cameron
Defense | Halifax, Nova Scotia | Previous Team: Coquitlam Express (BCHL)
4/18/99 — 6-3 — 185
• Played in 55 games for the Coquitlam Express of the BCHL last season, registering 16 points (4-12-16). In five playoff games, he posted a 1-1-2 scoring line.
• Attended Lawrence Academy in Groton, Massachusetts.
• Played three seasons for Lawrence, where in 85 games, he tallied 56 points (15-41-56) from the blueline.
• Was a two-time captain and three-time Independent School League (ISL) All-Star.
• Led his 2017-18 Spartan Team to the NEPSHA Small School Championship.
• During his time at Lawrence, he played split season U16 and U18 for Neponset Valley.
• His 2017 U18 River Rat team earned a berth at the USA Hockey National Championship.
• In 2015, he represented his native Nova Scotia at the Canada Winter Games.
• Interested in studying economics.

16 | Tyler Campbell
Forward | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Previous Team: Brooks Bandits (AJHL)
10/1/99 — 5-9 — 170
• Played for Milton Academy in Massachusetts in ISL.
• In three seasons, he registered 82 points (34-58-82) in 67 games.
• His Milton teams won a pair of ISL Championships and appeared in two NEPSHA Tournaments.
• Team MVP and captain his senior year, he was an All-ISL selection and earned the league's prestigious Flood Shield Award for sportsmanship.
• This past season, he competed for the Brooks Bandits in the Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL).
• His Bandits team had one of the most historic seasons in the history of the CJHL, winning 57-of-60 regular season games.
• Due to an injury, his season was interrupted for almost three months, appearing in 20 games and registering 17 points (8-9-17). He returned to the lineup late in the season to help his team to an AJHL Championship, recording 13 points (4-9-13) in 13 games.
• The Bandits hosted the Royal Bank Cup where they went undefeated to capture the Canadian National Junior A Championship.
• In 2014, he and Team Manitoba won a Bronze Medal at the Canada Winter Games.
• Plans to pursue a degree in the sciences.

11 | Mark Gallant
Forward | Concord, Mass. | Previous Team: Langley Rivermen (BCHL)
5/1/00 — 6-0 — 185
• Played this past year for the Langley Rivermen (BCHL), notching 20 points (10-10-20) in 56 games. In the Rivermen's seven playoff games, he posted nine points with an incredible eight goals.
• In 2017-18, he played for and won both a NCDC regular season and playoff championship with the Islanders Hockey Club.
• In 47 regular season contests with the Islanders, he tallied 36 points (14-22-36), while adding five points (3-2-5) in seven postseason games.
• Attended the Groton School (NEPSHA), where he played on the prep team for three years and registered 56 points (23-33-56).
• Gallant was selected to participate in the 2016 USA Hockey Select-15 Festival
• Graduated from Malden High School in Massachusetts.
• Interested in pursuing a degree in economics or mathematics.

29 | Sean Keohan
Defense | Milton, Mass. | Previous Team: Boston Jr. Bruins (USPHL)
2/9/99 — 5-11 — 180
• Attended the Dexter School.
• In four seasons at Dexter, he played in over 120 games and helped his team to appearances in the NEPSHA Tournament each year.
• Served as the captain his senior year.
• During his time at Dexter he played split-season U16 and U18 for the Cape Cod Whalers.
• His U16 Whalers teams made two consecutive appearances at USA Hockey Nationals.
• After prep school, he played two seasons for the Boston Jr. Bruins (USPHL).
• In his second season with the Bruins, Keohan helped his team win the NCDC Playoff Championship.
• Three-year participant in USA Hockey Select Camps.
• Interested in studying economics.

6 | Tanner Palocsik
Defense | Aliquippa, Pa. | Previous Team: New Jersey Hitmen (USPHL)
5/26/99 — 5-11 — 180
• Played the past two years for the Jersey Hitmen (USPHL).
• Named an all-star in each of his two seasons with the Hitmen.
• As an alternate captain this past year, he helped his team capture the Founder's Cup, emblematic of winning the NCDC Regular Season Championship.
• Prior to junior hockey, the Pittsburgh native played four years in the Tier 1 Elite League for the Pens Elite AAA program at both the U16 and U18 level.
• His U18 team earned a berth at 2017 USA Hockey Nationals a year after he was selected to participate in the USA Hockey Select-17 Festival.
• Interested in studying economics or mathematics.

5 | Brock Paul
Defense | Carmel, Ind. | Previous Team: Waterloo Blackhawks (USHL)
11/10/99 — 6-3 — 205
• This past year, he played in the USHL for the Waterloo Blackhawks.
• In 58 games, the defensive-minded blueliner posted two goals and seven points (2-5-7), while fourth on a very physical team with 76 PIM.
• His plus-15 rating was fourth on the roster.
• Prior to Waterloo, he attended the prestigious Culver Military Academy in Indiana.
• A three-year player at Culver, he dressed in 83 games and registered 66 points (15-51-66).
• His Culver teams earned three-straight berths at USA Hockey Nationals and, in 2017, made it all the way to the national semifinals.
• Interested in courses in economics or physics.

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