The Yorkton Terriers are proud to announce that 20-year-old forward Jeff Hammond has committed to Stevenson University (NCAA Division III) to continue his hockey journey.
Hammond shared why Stevenson University was the right fit for this next step in his career.
“Stevenson University is the right fit for me because of their high-end business program and close distance to home,” said Hammond.
Reflecting on his development with the Terriers over the past two seasons, he expressed gratitude for the opportunity.
“Over the past two years, Yorkton has been a major stepping stone in my life and has helped me mature significantly,” continued Hammond.
Head Coach and General Manager Emery Olauson had high praise for the Boothwyn, PA, native.
“We are proud to see the advancement of our players to their next step. In this case, we know Stevenson University is getting a special player and, more importantly, a special person to join their team, campus, and school,” said Olauson. “I have enjoyed every day over the past two seasons being Jeff’s coach, and I know he will be successful in the future—both within the game of hockey and outside of it when that time comes, too. Congrats, Jeff! Very happy for you!” added Olauson.
Hammond is third in team scoring with 36 points in 30 games.
