2025-26 Hockey Roster

#4 Michael Mastrodomenico 2024-25 Hockey Roster

Height 6-1

Weight 205 lbs.

Class Junior

Hometown Kirkland, Quebec

Last Team Lincoln (USHL)

Bio

HONORS & AWARDS

AS A JUNIOR (2024-25)

Appeared in 30 games as a junior.
Posted four goals on the season, a career best.
His 15 points on the season (4-11-15) more than doubled his previous career best of seven, set in 2023-24.
Recorded his first goal of the season against Clarkson (Oct. 12) with his family in the stands.
Assisted on 11 goals as a junior.
Recorded his first multi-point game with two assists in a 6-1 win against Wisconsin (Feb. 22).
Blocked 28 shots on the season.
Assisted on the third goal in the 4-1 win against Minnesota in the Big Ten Quarterfinals (Mar. 9) to advance to the conference semifinals.
Registered a career-high point streak of three games twice (Oct. 11-18; 1-2-3 // Oct 25-Nov.8 0-3-3).

AS A SOPHOMORE (2023-24)

2024 Academic All-Big Ten
Laced up for 31 out of 36 games in his sophomore season.
Finished with seven points off one goal and six assists.
Ranked second in defensemen in shots on goal with 61 shots.
Blocked 32 shots on the season.
Snagged his first collegiate point in the game against Penn State (Nov. 4) with an assist in the first period.
Tallied multiple two game point streaks Nov.4-5 and Dec.30-31 resulting in three assists and one goal.
Scored his first collegiate goal for the Irish in the game against Augustana (Dec. 31).
Assisted on six goals throughout the season including against Penn State (Nov. 4 & 5), Michigan (Dec. 1), Augustana (Dec.30), Wisconsin (Jan. 6) and Michigan State (Feb. 2).
During the home series against Augustana in December (30-31), Mastrodomenico recorded an assist in the first game of the series and a goal in the second game for a two point weekend and his second collegiate point-streak.

AS A FRESHMAN (2022-23)

Appeared in 22 games for the Irish in his rookie season
Made his collegiate debut at Denver, Oct. 7
Recorded an assist in the team’s win over Boston College (Nov. 25) for his first collegiate point

IN THE USHL

PREP & PERSONAL