Jack Roslovic

History

2012-13: Jack Roslovic played for the Ohio Blue Jackets in his hometown of Columbus, appearing in four games with the club’s U18 team and recording 53 points in 40 games for the U16 squad. He had no points with 2 penalty minutes in four U18 games. Roslovic scored 23 goals with 30 assists and 22 penalty minutes skating for the Blue Jackets U16 team. Roslovic participated in USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program evaluation camp in March and was selected to join the program in 2013-14.  

2013-14: Roslovic joined the USA Hockey NTDP in Ann Arbor — skating for the program’s U17 squad — and played for the USA U17 that captured a gold medal at the 2014 World Hockey Challenge.  In August 2013 he committed to playing college hockey at Miami University in 2015-16. In 54 regular season games for the NTDP squad he scored 14 goals with 18 assists and 30 penalty minutes. Roslovic scored 2 goals with 4 assists and 14 penalty minutes in six games at the WHC. The USA defeated Canada Pacific, 4-0, in the gold medal game. 

2014-15: Roslovic returned to Ann Arbor to play for the NTDP U18 team and was a member of the gold medal-winning USA U18 team at the 2015 World Junior Championship. The NTDP’s fourth-leading scorer in the regular season, he scored 27 goals with 52 assists and 28 penalty minutes in 65 games. He scored 6 goals with 5 assists and was +11 with 4 penalty minutes in seven games at the World Juniors. The USA defeated Finland, 2-1, in the gold medal game. Roslovic played for Team Grier in the 2014 All-American Prospects Game and was invited to the NHL Prospects Combine in June. He was ranked 39th amongst North American skaters in the Central Scouting final rankings prior to the 2015 NHL Draft.