Fargo Force forward Joseph Dunlap has committed to Ohio State, he announced on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon. Dunlap, a '99 from Windham, N.H., previously was committed to play college hockey at Holy Cross. In his second full season of junior hockey, Dunlap has three goals and 13 assists in 27 games for the Force. He spent...
Fargo Force forward Joseph Dunlap has committed to Ohio State, he announced on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon.
Dunlap, a '99 from Windham, N.H., previously was committed to play college hockey at Holy Cross. In his second full season of junior hockey, Dunlap has three goals and 13 assists in 27 games for the Force. He spent 2018-19 with the now defunct Central Illinois Flying Aces in the USHL. He had 12 goals and 12 assists in 61 games last season.
Prior to the USHL, Dunlap played two seasons for Casey Kesselring at New Hampton School. He posted 37 goals and 44 assists in 67 games over two seasons with the Huskies. Dunlap played midget hockey for the New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs.
Dunlap's brother, Jake, is an '01 committed to UMass. Jake has played three games with Fargo this season, but has spent the majority of the year with the NAHL's Janesville Jets.
Boston University commits Legault
Charles-Alexis Legault has committed to play college hockey for Boston University. The big, rangy defenseman from Montreal, Quebec, has appeared in two games this season for the USHL's Muskegon Lumberjacks.
An '03, Legault skated for Canada White at the U17 World Challenge. He's spent his youth hockey playing for the Lac-St. Louis Lions in his native Quebec.
Colangelo honored as USHL Forward of the Week
Chicago Steel right wing Sam Colangelo was named the USHL Forward of the Week, the league announced on Tuesday.
The Northeastern commit from Stoneham, Mass., had a hat trick and one assist in one game played for the Steel. It was a 7-2 win over Green Bay for the top team in the USHL's Eastern Conference. The game was played outdoors in Dallas at the Cotton Bowl as part of the league's Frosty Cup.
Colangelo, who played the previous three seasons at Lawrence Academy, now has 18 goals and 16 assists for 34 points in 23 games this year with the Steel. He ranks third in the USHL in both goals and points. Colangelo has 10 points in his last three games and 16 points over the last seven.
