Western New England University

Entering this Season: Three-year letterman...team's most experienced goaltender and the projected clear No. 1...platooned as a starter in each of his previous three years in the program...approaching 1,000 career saves milestone...

2013-14 (Junior Year): Appeared in 11 games and started in nine of them...established a career high again for minutes played at 640:35...saved 350 shots--eight shy of another career best--with a percentage of .900...finished the season with a record of 4-4-1...named to the Eastern College Athletic Conference Northeast All-Academic Team for the second season in a row...made 44 saves in his season debut on Nov. 9, a 5-4 overtime win over conference foe Becker in which the Golden Bears were outshot, 48-26.

2012-13 (Sophomore Year): Set career highs for appearances, starts, minutes played, wins and saves...earned ECAC Northeast Goalie of the Week (Nov. 19) honors on the strength of a team-season-high 41 saves (including a kick-save with the Seahawks having an extra attacker trying to get the tying goal late) in a 2-1 victory over Salve Regina, which easily outshot the Golden Bears 42-30...made the All-ECAC Northeast Academic Team.

2011-12 (Freshman Year): Twice made the ECAC Northeast weekly honor roll on Feb. 13 and Feb. 20... named the WNE Male Athlete-of-the-Week (Feb. 15) after recording 39 saves for his first collegiate win in a 3-1 victory over Salve Regina...his .928 save percentage would have led the ECAC Northeast had he played enough minutes to qualify for statistical rankings.

What I Like Best about WNE: "The small community and close-knit athletic teams."

Before Western New England: Last club team played for was the New Hampshire Monarchs of the Eastern Junior Hockey League...graduated from Goshen (N.Y.) Burke Catholic High School in 2009... two-year letterman at Burke.

Personal: Born Timothy Patrick Carr on April 7, 1991 in Pine Bush, N.Y....parents are Patrick and Deborah...brother's name is Greg...likes to play golf...finance major.

Western New England Career Statistics