Drew Shore

2006-07: Shore scored 26 goals with 48 assists in 65 games for Detroit Honeybaked in the MEHL.

2007-08: Shore played for the US NTDP U-17 team in Ann Arbor. He helped lead the U-17 team to 30 wins and a playoff berth in the North American Hockey League’s Robertson Cup Playoffs. In 54 games, he scored 13 goals with 25 assists and 18 PIM. Represented the USA at the World U-17 Junior Challenge and scored 3 goals with 4 assists in 7 games.

2008-09: Shore returned to Ann Arbor as a member of the US NTDP U-18 team. Shore scored 13 goals with a team-leading assists and ranked second to Jerry Amigo (TOR) with 38 points. Shore was drafted by Chilliwack in the 2nd round (22^nd overall) of the WHL draft but committed to attending the University of Denver.

2009-10: Shore played 41 games as a freshman for WCHA regular season champion Denver. Playing on a team that was ranked first in the nation for much of the year and featured several veteran forwards, Shore saw limited ice time. He scored 5 goals (three on the power play), with 14 assists and was -9 with 18 PIM. Denver was one of the hottest teams in the country down the stretch, winning 13 of 14 to finish the season but stumbled in the post-season, falling 4-3, to North Dakota in the WCHA semifinals and being upset, 2-1, by Atlantic Hockey champion RIT in the NCAA tournament.

2010-11: Shore was the leading scorer for Denver as a sophomore and also competed for the USA at the 2011 World Junior U-20 championship. Shore was named to the WCHA’s Second All-Star team after scoring 23 goals with 23 assists and was +29 with 38 PMs in 40 games for the Pioneers. The Pioneers were one of the top teams in the country but after finishing second to North Dakota in the WCHA standings they lost to the Fighting Sioux in both the WCHA and NCAA Midwest Regional championship games. In six games for bronze medal-winning Team USA he scored 2 goals and was +2.