Photo courtesy Clint Bruyere
A former netminder with the Fort Frances Lakers will continue his career in the NCAA Division III.
The team says Mason Meyer has committed to playing for the Rivier University Raiders for the 2023 season.
Meyer played for the Lakers in the 2021-22 season, posting a 3-19-0 record with one shutout and a .902 save percentage in 24 games.
He split this past season with the Aurora Tigers of the Ontario Junior Hockey League and the Northern Cyclones of the USPHL Premier League, where he finished with the fifth-lowest goals against average.
“Playing for the Lakers helped me develop as a goalie and as a person,” says Meyer. “I lived with amazing billets who helped me grow as a human. On the ice, I was given the opportunity to play games and continue to learn how to battle and find ways to make saves.”
“My experience in Fort Frances helped me become the goalie and person I am today. I’m grateful for my time there.”
Rivier University is located in Nashua, New Hampshire, about 70 kilometres northwest of Boston.
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