Canton, NY – The 2026-27 SUNY Canton men's hockey team features 28 student-athletes as the Roos are scheduled for a 25-game schedule in their third season in the SUNYAC under 11th year Head Coach Alex Boak. 

SUNY Canton plays a pair of road exhibitions against Potsdam (10/23) and Plattsburgh (10/24) this weekend before opening the regular season with two non-league games at Misericordia on October 30 and 31.

After four non-conference games to start the season, the Roos open SUNYAC play on November 13 at Potsdam. The team will square off with #12/12 Oswego on Friday, November 20 before traveling to face #2/2 Hobart the following day. To view the team's full schedule release, click HERE.

SUNY Canton's 2026-27 roster includes 14 returners and 14 newcomers. Senior Trey Miller and juniors Logan Kelly and Samuel Moshurchak will serve as the team's captains.
 

Miller led the way in net last season with 577 saves on a .934 save percentage, compiling a 10-7-1 record. He earned a shutout in the team's game at Buffalo State on February 13, stopping 36 shots. Kelly paced the Roos with 12 goals, including two game-winners, while adding seven assists. Moshurchak stood tall defensively, blocking 15 shots over the course of the season, recording an assist in SUNY Canton's win over Morrisville (2/7/26).

In addition, the Roos return their top two points leaders from last season. Niko Schoner led the way with 24 points on nine goals and 15 assists. The senior forward netted two game-winners and led the Roos in plus-minus at +7. He was joined atop the stat sheet by Spencer Sasenbury, who lit the lamp eight times while recording 14 assists for 22 points.
   
SUNY Canton's 14 newcomers include two seniors, a junior, and 11 freshmen. The new student-athletes feature six forwards, six defenders and two goalies.
 
 

No.	Name	Yr.	Pos.	Hometown	Previous Team
4	Andruw Davies	Fr.	D	Peoria, IL	St. Stephen County Moose (NCDC)
8	Joshua Rumolo	Jr.	D	Whitby, ON	SUNY Cortland (NCAA III)
9	Sacha Trudel	Fr.	F	Montreal, QC	Wellington Dukes (OJHL)
13	Ethan Rosenoff	Fr.	F	North Vancouver, BC	Johnstown Tomahawks (NAHL)
14	Paul Schilcher	Fr.	D	Graz, AUT	NY Dynamo (NCDC)
18	Braeden Burke	Fr.	F	Tecumseh, ON	Chatham Maroons (GOJHL)
23	Nolan Wytrykusz	Fr.	D	Lethbridge, AB	Selkirk Steelers (MJHL)
24	Travis Raisanen	Fr.	D	Drumheller, AB	Springfield Jr. Pics (NCDC)
30	Keiran Caughran	Fr.	G	Victoria, BC	French River Rapids (NOJHL)
35	Joel Nieminen	Fr.	G	Helsinki, FIN	Connecticut Jr. Rangers (NCDC)
58	Rhett Evjen	Sr.	F	Swift Current, SK	Aurora University (NCAA III)
77	Trevor Dalton	Fr.	F	West Hartford, CT	Winkler Flyers (MJHL)
91	Carter Williamson	Fr.	F	Nepean, ON	Ottawa Jr. Senators (CCHL)
93	Dean Noonan	Sr.	D	Chandler, AZ	Alvernia University (NCAA III)

 
SUNY Canton has been picked to finish sixth in their third year in the SUNYAC in a vote of the league's 10 head coaches, up one spot from last year's poll. Hobart was chosen to defend their title, topping the list with 81 points. Oswego and Skidmore followed behind with 70 and 61 votes, respectively. Cortland came in at fourth (57) with Plattsburgh (46) landing at fifth, edging out sixth-place Canton (44). Buffalo State (7th - 34), Potsdam (8th- 24), Fredonia (9th - 22) and Morrisville (10th - 11) rounded out the poll.  
   
 
To view available live coverage throughout the season for all SUNY Canton contests that are available visit the men's hockey team's schedule page.


 
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