Colorado College Athletics

2018-19: Appeared in all 41 games ... Career-high four assists in 8-2 victory over No. 8 Western Michigan … First Tiger with four assists in a game since Jaden Schwartz on Dec. 3, 2010 … Assist on Grant Cruikshank’s GWG in 1-0 victory over Denver to claim The Gold Pan … Three points (2g,1a) in 6-3 victory at Omaha … GWG in NCHC first-round series-clinching 3-2 victory over Western Michigan … Two goals, an assist and 11 shots in weekend series vs. Vermont … NCHC Player of the Month for December … Goal in each game at No. 1 St. Cloud State … Fifth on the team with career-high 23 points ... Member of NCHC all-academic team for fourth consecutive year.
 
2017-18: Appeared in all 37 games … Recorded a career-high 19 points (11g,8a) … First career two-goal game in 4-4 tie vs. Arizona State … Collected two assists vs. the Sun Devils the night before for a four-point weekend … Scored first career game-winner in 2-1 overtime victory at #17 New Hampshire … Assisted on Jack Gates’ goal against the Wildcats the same game … Scored in 1-1 tie vs. No. 1 Denver and at Omaha … Posted an assist on Kade Kehoe’s game-winner at Vermont … Scored in each game vs. Miami … Career-high nine shots against Arizona State … Finished second on the team and tied for 11th in the NCHC with 122 shots … Member of NCHC all-academic team for third consecutive year.
 
2016-17: Appeared in 21 games … Scored first goal of season vs. UMass-Lowell … Scored in each game at home vs. Western Michigan … Assist vs. North Dakota and at Denver … Member of NCHC all-academic team for second consecutive year.
 
2015-16: Appeared in all 36 games … Scored goal and added an assist, all in third period, in 5-1 victory over Omaha … Career-high two assists in 5-2 win at No. 4 St. Cloud State … Scored first career goal against UMass in first career game … Also scored against UMass-Lowell … Season-high seven shots in first game against UMass … Finished fourth on the team with 71 shots ... Member of NCHC all-academic team.
 
Before Colorado College: Led the USPHL with 35 goals in 46 games in 2014-15 … Led team and finished sixth in the league with 65 points (35g,30a) … Led the league with seven game-winning goals … Had one goal and four assists in six playoff games … Recorded 43 points (21g,22a) in 45 games for the Flyers in ’13-14, including a goal and an assist in three playoff games … Four-year letterwinner in hockey at St. Augustine Prep … Helped team to league championship as a sophomore … Second-team all-league selection ... Member of Spanish National Honor Society.
 
Personal: Parents are Mike and Eileen Gooch … Has five siblings, Mike, David, Jake, J’Lynn and Kerynn … His brother Mike played in the East Coast Hockey League and his brother David won a Division III national championship at Neumann University … Hobbies include jet skiing and fishing … Favorite food is filet mignon … Favorite book is 24 hours … Person in history he would most like to meet is Teddy Roosevelt … Favorite TV show is Last Ship … Favorite sport other than hockey is football … Credits his older brothers with the biggest influence on his athletic career … Started playing hockey at age three … Favorite professional team is the Pittsburgh Penguins and favorite player is Sidney Crosby.