UND lands commitment from shutdown defender Carson Scott
· Yahoo Sports
Feb. 26—GRAND FORKS — UND has picked up a commitment from U.S. Under-17 Team defenseman Carson Scott.
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Scott, from Dayton, Minn., plays a physical, shutdown style on the back end.
The 6-foot-3, 182-pound left-hander has a goal and 11 points in 45 games this season for the U.S. Under-17 Team.
"I am proud and honored to announce my commitment to the University of North Dakota to further my education and hockey career," Scott wrote on Instagram. "I would like to thank God, my teammates, coaches, advisors, family, friends, and anyone who has helped me along the way. #gohawks"
Scott visited UND's campus this week.
Scott played prep hockey last season for Hill-Murray, tallying two goals and 12 points in 28 games.
Scott joins UND's defensive pipeline which includes Garrett Lindberg of the Fargo Force (United States Hockey League), Ethan MacKenzie of the Edmonton Oil Kings (Western Hockey League), Brayden Klimpke of the Saskatoon Blades (WHL), Zaide Penner of the Fargo Force and Scott's U.S. Under-17 Team teammate, Beck Thoreson.
Lindberg and MacKenzie are expected to come to campus in the fall. The others are future commits.
Check back for more on this developing story.