UMD Athletics

AS A BULLDOG:
2020-21: Had a solid year, playing in all 28 games for UMD... dished out three assists for three points on the year... was a +1 on the season... took 19 shots on the year... took 17 penalties for 34 minutes on the season... had 20 blocks... served as an assistant team captain.
2019-20: Continued on his promising career for UMD with another two goals over the season and contributing three helpers for five points on the year...potted one game winner against Merrimack College... finished with identical shots and shooting percentage as the previous year with 44 shots and a .045 shooting percentage for the year... finished with five less penalties for 12 on the season and 24 minutes... has added to his plus/minus rating with a +7 finish on the year and currently boasts a +30 for his career.
2018-19: Took an encouraging leap forward as a sophomore ... contributed a personal-best 10 points to the UMD scoring coffers while answering the call in all 42 games ... scored twice (in victories over Minnesota State on Dec. 28 and St. Cloud State in the NCHC Frozen Four title tilt on March 23) and added eight assists during his second year in a UMD sweater ... was paired on the blue line with fellow sophomore Matt Anderson for the second straight season ... turned in the first two-point (both assists) outing of his UMD career on at Colorado College on Feb. 2 ... placed second among Bulldogs in penalties (17) ... was a Minnesota Wild Develop Camp participant in June 2019.
2017-18: Steadily gained steam during his first season with the Bulldogs and ultimately received the Mike Sertich Award as the team’s Most Improved Player ... his rookie scoring portfolio included nine points (three goals and nine assists) in 38 games ... seven of those points contributed to UMD victories ... finished the year a +9 and also blocked 34 shots ... was paired on the blue line with fellow rookie Matt Anderson for the vast majority of his rookie season.
BEFORE UMD:  Topped off his pre-UMD training manning the point for the North American Hockey League's Minnesota Wilderness for one season (2016-17) ... racked up six goals and 35 assists for 41 points -- the most ever by a rookie defenseman in franchise history -- in 67 overall games (including 57 outings during the regular season) last winter en route to landing NAHL All-Rookie second team honors ... was a member of the NAHL All-Central Division Rookie Team ... skated in the 2017 NAHL Top Prospects Tournament for the NAHA Selects  ...  his 2016-17 resume also included a three-outing trial with the United States Hockey League's Waterloo Black Hawks ... joined the Wilderness fresh off a rewarding career at Eden Prairie High School ... received All-Lake Conference honorable mention acclaim in 2015-16 ... played two years with an Eagles team that qualified for back-to-to back Minnesota State High School Class AA Tournament appearances (placing fourth in 2015 and taking runnerup honors following winter).
BULLDOG MILESTONES: First Game - vs. Minnesota (Oct. 6, 2017). First Goal - vs Miami (Feb. 16, 2018). First Assist - at Bemidji State (Oct. 13, 2017). Most Goals, Game - 1 (5 Times). Most Points, Game - 2 at Colorado College (Feb. 2, 2019). Most Shots, Game - 4 at Colorado College (Feb. 1, 2019).. Longest Scoring Streak - 2 Games (Dec. 28-29, 2018 and Feb. 3-16, 2018).
PERSONAL:  Born Louis Tyson Roehl in Edina, Minn. ... is the son of Dale and Julia Roehl ... his father was three-sport star at Minnetonka High School who went on to become a All-Northern Intercollegiate Conference strong safety at UMD (1990) and, as a goaltender, was the 12th round pick of the Philadelphia Flyers in the 1987 National Hockey League draft ... has one older sibling (sister Tess) ... is majoring in communication at UMD.