NCAA Hockey: Norris and Foo Named Stars of the Week

Mark Bedics | NCAA.com

Two AJHL alumni were honoured in the NCAA Hockey Three Stars of the Week!

1 – David Norris, Arizona State (Calgary Mustangs)

So far this season, Norris posted 12 points on three goals and nine assists.

The Calgary, Alberta native led the Sun Devils to a three-game sweep on the East Coast last week.

The junior forward scored the game-winning goal in a 3-2 victory at American International in a mid-week contest. On Friday, he had an assist in a 4-1 win in Amherst against Massachusetts. On Saturday, he helped push the Sun Devils’ school record Division I winning streak to three games as he had two assists in another 4-1 win against the Minutemen.

For the week, he finished with four points on a goal and three assists while pushing his season totals to 12 points on three goals and nine assists.

2 – Spencer Foo, Union (Bonnyville Pontiacs)

Foo leads the nation with 21 assists.

The Junior forward put together a big weekend in leading the Dutchmen to a pair of victories against No. 10 Vermont.

The Edmonton, Alberta native scored two goals and added an assist on the game-winner in a 7-3 victory against the Catamounts on Friday. He also had the assist on the game-winner in Saturday night’s 2-1 win against Vermont. He finished the weekend with four points on two goals and two assists to go along with seven shots on goal and a +4 rating.

On the season, he leads the nation with 21 assists while holding down the second spot with 34 total points.

3 – Zach Aston-Reese, Northeastern

Aston-Reese leads his team with 29 points for the season.

The senior forward from Staten Island, New York led the Huskies to a 6-2 non-conference victory against Michigan State Sunday afternoon. Aston-Reese had a hat trick, an assist and five goals on goal in the win.

On the season, he is the team-leader with 29 points on 14 goals and 15 assists. His goal-total is second in the nation. For his career, Aston-Reese has compiled 114 points on 49 goals and 65 assists in 124 games.