2023-24 Hockey Roster

#27 Trevor Janicke 2022-23 Hockey Roster

Height 5-10

Weight 197 lbs.

Class Junior

Hometown Maple Grove, Minnesota

Last Team Central Illinois (USHL)

Bio / Statistics

HONORS & AWARDS

AS A GRADUATE STUDENT (2023-2024)

2024 Academic All-Big Ten
Served as alternate captain in 2023-24 season.
Laced up for 32 of 36 games for the Irish.
Finished with 16 points off nine goals and seven assists.
Blocked 11 shots on goal.
Posted 82 shots on goal with a .110 shot percentage.
Notched his first point of the season with an assist in the 3-0 victory over Clarkson (Oct. 8).
Net his first goal of the season in the 4-3 win over Mercyhurst (Oct. 26).
Recorded a four game point streak Jan. 13 – Feb. 2, boasting four goals and two assists.
Scored the game-tying goal in the third period which led to an overtime victory over Mercyhurst (Oct. 26).
Tallied two goals in the 5-1 victory over Augustana (Dec. 30).
Net a shorthanded goal in the 4-1 victory over Penn State (Jan. 19).
Scored an empty net goal in the 6-3 win over Penn State (Jan. 20).
Tallied an empty net goal in the third period of the 4-1 victory over Michigan State (Feb. 2).
Recorded three multi-point games throughout the season, against Augustan (Dec. 30), Penn State (Jan. 20) and Michigan State (Feb. 2).
Finished the season with a +6 on-ice rating.

AS A SENIOR (2022-23)

Skated in all 37 games for the Irish
Served as alternate captain in his senior season
Finished second on the team in points with 22
Led the team with eight goals and ranked second in assists with 14
Scored the game-winning goal in a 3-1 decision over Northern Michigan (Oct. 14) in the team’s home opener
Registered three powerplay goals, including goals at Air Force (Oct. 8), vs. Northern Michigan (Oct. 14), and at Penn State (Jan. 21)
Net one of two shorthanded goals for the Irish in 2022-23, scoring on the penalty kill in the third period against Wisconsin (Jan. 7) for a 6-4 win
Finished the season with a plus-one on-ice rating
Tied his career high with two goals at Wisconsin (Jan. 7) and set a personal best three points (2-1-3) in the contest
Came just shy of 100 faceoff wins on the season, finishing with 98 wins at the dot

AS A JUNIOR (2021-22)

One of the team’s Student-Athlete Advisory Council Representatives.
Tallied two assists in the season-opening victory over Long Island (Oct. 9).
Notched two goals on the way to a 5-2 win over Northern Michigan (Oct. 16).
Added two goals in 6-0 victory over RIT (Oct. 22).
Scored once in the 5-1 home win over Wisconsin (Nov. 12).
Recorded a two-goal performance in the 5-0 victory over Niagara (Jan. 2).
Scored once and assisted on another goal as part of Notre Dame’s 8-2 home win over Boston College (Jan. 19).
Scored once in each game of the two-game home stand against Minnesota (Jan. 28-29) to continue a three-game point streak (Jan. 19-29; 3-1-4).
Notched a goal and an assist in game one against Penn State for his fifth multipoint game of the season (Feb. 4).
Tallied a goal and an assist in the 3-2 road win at Wisconsin (Feb. 13).
Assisted on two goals in the 4-1 victory over No. 2 Michigan, extending his team lead-leading total in multipoint games to eight (Feb. 25).
Scored the game-winning goal with 3:08 to play in regulation to knock off No. 2 Michigan, 2-1, in the final game of the regular season (Feb. 26).
Scored the game-winning goal with 20.7 left in regulation to win game 2 over Wisconsin in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals (Mar. 5).
Scored an empty-netter and contributed an assist to seal the game 3 win over Wisconsin to advance to the Big Ten semifinals (Mar. 6).

AS A SOPHOMORE (2020-21)

Played all 29 games, scoring four goals and adding six assists for 10 points.
Scored two goals in Notre Dame’s 7-1 win over Penn State to mark his first career two-goal game (March 6).
Finished the season with a +5 rating, the second-highest mark among Irish forwards.
Also scored goals against Arizona State (Dec. 3) and at Wisconsin (Feb. 20).
After playing on the wing as a freshman and the first part of his sophomore season, moved to center for the final 11 games of the year (Notre Dame went 6-4-1 in those 11 games).

AS A FRESHMAN (2019-20)

Scored eight goals and recorded five assists for 13 points in 37 games played as a freshman.
Named to Team USA’s Preliminary World Junior Championship Roster (Dec. 9)
Played in his first career game in the 4-3 victory against Air Force (Oct. 11).
Scored his first collegiate goal and added an assist in the 6-4 victory to secure the series sweep against Lake Superior State (Oct. 26), also marking his first career multi-point game.
Scored a goal for the second straight game in the 2-2 tie against Minnesota (Nov. 1).
Scored a goal in the 5-3 road victory against Minnesota (Nov. 2).
Scored the game-tying goal with 1:57 left to help the Irish secure the 3-2 overtime victory against #8/9 Ohio State (Nov. 8).
Scored a goal in the 5-4 road victory against #15 Wisconsin (Nov. 16).
Scored a goal in the 5-2 road loss against #15 Bowling Green (Nov. 30).
Scored a goal in the 6-1 loss against #10/7 Boston College (Dec. 8).
Recorded an assist in the 3-3 tie against #8 Penn State (Jan. 31).
Scored a goal in the 1-0 Big 10 Quarterfinal victory against Minnesota (March 6).

IN THE USHL

Captained the Central Illinois Flying Aces in 2018-19 while scoring 22 goals and dishing out 26 assists.
Originally drafted #1 overall by Central Illinois in the 2018 USHL Entry Draft.

WITH USA HOCKEY

Spent 2016-18 with USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program and skated in 119 contests with the NTDP.
Helped the U.S. earn a silver medal at the 2018 International Ice Hockey Federation Under-18 Men’s World Championship.
Claimed the 2019 World Junior A Challenge crown with Team USA.

NHL DRAFT

PREP AND PERSONAL

Originally from Maple Grove, Minnesota.
Graduated from the UNL Secondary School in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Skated for Maple Grove High in 2015-16.
Trevor is the son of Curtis Janicke, who played for the Irish from 1989-93, appearing in 125 games while scoring 46 goals and adding 98 assists 144 points.
Trevor and Curtis are now the sixth father-son duo to play for the Irish.