Colorado College Athletics

2025-26: Appeared in nine games, starting six … Started first career game vs. Providence (11-29) … 25 saves vs. the Friars … First career win with 21 saves vs. Arizona State (1-31) … Career-high 33 saves at St. Cloud State (2-13) … 32 saves in 2-2 tie at #9 Minnesota Duluth (2-28) … 32 saves at #4 Western Michigan (3-7) … Played 11 minutes in relief role vs. North Dakota (1-10).
 
Before Colorado College: Posted a 22-7-3 record with the Lethbridge Hurricanes of the WHL last season … Also compiled four wins with Moose Jaw to finish sixth in the WHL with 26 regular-season wins … Finished 16^th with a 3.15 GAA and 18^th with a .899 save percentage … Helped Lethbridge to the semifinals of the WHL playoffs with an 8-5-3 postseason record … Recorded a 62-49-4 mark in four season at Moose Jaw, including a 35-15-0 regular-season and 16-1-2 playoff record to lead the Warriors to the 2024 WHL championships … Led the WHL in wins and was sixth with a .908 save percentage in ’23-24.
 
Personal: Parents are Chris and Lori Unger … Has one brother, Kai … Would like to continue his hockey career following his time at CC … Hobbies include golfing and boating … Favorite food is chili chicken … favorite book is The Maze Runner … Favorite movies are the Hangover Trilogy  … Person in history he would most like to meet is Kobe Bryant … Greatest moment in sports was winning the WHL championship … Favorite sports other than hockey are golf and lacrosse … Credits his parents and coaches with the biggest influence on his athletic career … Started playing hockey at age four … Favorite professional team is the Calgary Flames and favorite player is Martin Brodeur.
 
Why CC: “I chose Colorado College because of the elite hockey program and passionate staff that will push me every day to get better and strive for a championship. The academics that come along with the hockey program will allow me to get a strong education while pursuing my goals on and off the ice. It will be easy to love playing for CC, especially in a city like Colorado Springs.”