”scott morrow “He is one of the most talented players I have ever worked with during my time as head coach at Massachusetts,” Carvell said, “His ability on the ice has helped us to improve our ability to play a lot of hockey. “It helped him win games, but more importantly he worked hard to develop his all-around abilities.” His on-ice game prepared him to become an NHL hockey player. Arranged. We look forward to watching Scotty impress audiences at the next level as he has given our fans the past three years. ”
Morrow, a 2024 Hobey Baker candidate, led the Minutemen in scoring this season with six goals and 30 points and a team-high 24 assists in 37 games, earning Hockey East third-team All-Star selection. did. He scored nine points (2G, 7A) and helped UMass go 4-2-1 for the month and was named Hockey East Defensive Player of the Month in October. The Darien, Conn., native became the first Minuteman defenseman to score 20 points in the first semester of a season since University of Massachusetts Hall of Famer Thomas Polk (2004).
Morrow played in every game during his three years at UMass, totaling 109 contests. Amherst ranks second in career scoring among defensemen with 94 points, behind Polk (102 points), who played four seasons with the Minutemen. Morrow is also the all-time leader among University of Massachusetts defensive players with 66 career assists, which ranks him eighth on the overall career list. He was +11 with 10 power-play goals, one short-handed goal, and five game-winners in three seasons.
Morrow, a 2022-23 Hockey East Second Team All-Star and New England Men's Division I All-Star, finished his second year as the Minutemen's points leader with nine goals, 31 points, and 22 assists, including four on the power play. Finished the season. , saw action in all 35 games, with one shorthanded and two game winners. A two-time Hockey East Most Valuable Player, he became the second Minuteman blueliner to score 30 or more points in multiple seasons, joining Polk. As a rookie for the 2021-22 season, Morrow became the first in first-year program history to be named a First-Team All-American, as well as a First-Team Hockey East All-Star, Hockey East All-Rookie Team and New England Men's Division I All. Star team recognition.
