Colorado College Athletics

2025-26: Appeared in all 36 games … Scored five goals and added five assists for 10 points … Led team with 94 shots … First career goal vs. Omaha (11-1) … Career-high two goals vs. Arizona State (1-30) … Also scored at ASU (11-8) and vs. ASU (1-31) … First career points with a pair of assists at Northern Michigan (10-18) … Also collected two assists at Miami (12-13) … Career-high seven shots vs. Arizona State (1-31).
 
Before Colorado College: Selected by the St. Louis Blues in the fourth round (pick 113) of the 2024 NHL Draft … Collected 90 points (33g,57a) in 65 games with the Prince Albert Raiders of the WHL last season … Finished 11^th in the WHL with 90 points, 14^th with 57 assists, 22^nd with 33 goals and tied for eighth with 13 power-play goals … Had three points in five games as the Raiders advanced to the second round of the WHL playoffs … Notched 86 points (33g,53a) in 131 games with Medicine Hat the previous three seasons … Played for Canada at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge in 2022.
 
Personal: Parents are John and Mariana Mrsic … Has three brothers, Mateo, Milan and Luca … His brother, Mateo, is a freshman at CC … Would like to continue his hockey career following his time at CC … Hobbies include golf, soccer and tennis … Favorite food is pizza … Favorite book is Crossing the Line … Favorite movie is Lone Survivor … Greatest moment in sports was getting drafted into the NHL … Favorite sport other than hockey is golf … Credits his parents with the biggest influence on his athletic career … Started playing hockey at age four … Favorite professional team is the St. Louis Blues and favorite player is Auston Matthews.
 
Why CC: “I chose Colorado College because the coaches are amazing and truly care about developing their players both on and off the ice. The facilities here are top tier and create the perfect environment to train and compete at the highest level. Also, with the opportunity to play alongside my brother, it’s something we’ve always dreamed about, and I’m grateful to live it out at such a great program.”