The Canisius hockey program has recognized 11 student-athletes as AHCA/Krampade All-American Scholars for their academic achievements in the 2025-26 season. Among the honorees, seniors Hunter Andrew and Kash Rasmussen are celebrated for the third time, while sophomores Carter Patterson and Hunter Price received the award for the second consecutive year. First-time recipients include junior Trey Funk and Ethan Robertson, as well as sophomores Luke Marshall and Petter Wickström Stumer, and freshmen FJ Buteau, Cole Miller, and Kyan Haldenby. To qualify, student-athletes must maintain a GPA of 3.75 and participate in at least 40% of games played. Since the award's inception in 2016, Canisius has had a total of 57 scholars recognized.

By the Numbers
  • 11 Canisius hockey players named AHCA/Krampade All-American Scholars this season.
  • 57 total student-athletes have received this honor since 2016, totaling 89 accolades.
Yes, But

Recognition criteria include strict GPA requirements and game appearances, which can create challenges for student-athletes balancing academics with competitive sports.

State of Play
  • Canisius continues to promote academic excellence alongside athletic performance in its hockey program.
  • The importance of maintaining high GPA standards discourages leniency for athletes outside of injury exceptions.
What's Next

As Canisius hockey looks to build on this academic success, future recruits may face heightened expectations for both academic performance and team participation.

Bottom Line

The achievement of 11 scholars underscores Canisius hockey's dedication to fostering academic excellence while competing at a high level in athletics — a balanced approach that sets a precedent for future student-athletes.