SUNY Potsdam Athletics

Josh Huiatt is back to finish his senior season after the pandemic limited him to five games in 2020. In 46 career games, the two-time first team All-SUNYAC selection has 75 goals and 122 assists for 122 points, along with 170 ground balls and 37 caused turnovers.
 
2020: Started all five games, had 21 goals and five assists for 26 points and was leading the SUNYAC at the time of the shutdown, also had 23 ground balls and six caused turnovers
 
2019: Started all 13 games, scored 26 goals with 20 assists for 46 points, picked up 36 ground balls and cause eight turnovers
 
2018: Started all 15 games, scored 22 goals with 20 assists for 42 points, picked up 71 ground balls and caused 18 turnovers
 
2017: Appeared in 13 games with 11 starts, scored six goals with two assists, picked up 40 ground balls and caused five turnovers
 
Personal: Son of Rebecca and Rodger Huiatt … majoring in Exercise Science …  in high school he earned 2nd team all northern, 1st team All-Northern and All-American … career ambition is to be a Head Coach … favorite TV show is Friends … favorite team is the Las Vegas Golden Knights … his dad played D1 for Clarkson’s hockey team and professional hockey in Europe and his mom is a member of the SUNY Canton Hall of Fame … favorite thing about being an NCAA student-athlete is the grind … favorite class at Potsdam is Health and Sports Medicine with Pittsy … greatest Potsdam memory is back to back overtime wins against Oneonta and Castleton in lacrosse … lists Jerry Sawyer as his hero … his greatest sports accomplishment is being named All-SUNYAC twice … named SUNY Potsdam Male Athlete of the Year