Kevin Hamlin, head coach of the University of Windsor Lancers men's hockey team is pleased to announce the addition of goaltender Dakota Lund-Cornish for the 2021-22 season.
 
Lund-Cornish joins the Lancers following a four year career in the QMJHL, and will study in the Odette School of Business in the fall.
 
"We are extremely fortunate to include Dakota into the fold with our future Lancer team," said Hamlin. "He is a player with a wealth of CHL experience and is an excellent technical goaltender. His size and ability to move east-west will enable him to excel at this level. He's an excellent addition to an already impressive recruiting class."
 
A native of Upper Tantallon, NS, Lund-Cornish has played 111 games in the QMJHL and played the last two seasons with the Moncton Wildcats. He has faced 2966 total shots and boasts a 0.887 save percentage.
 
During his first year in the league with the Charlottetown Islanders in 2017-18, the 6'3 goaltender set a league regular season record for most saves in a shoot-out with 11. The following year, while playing with the Sherbrooke Pheonix, he set another league record, this time with most shots faced in a playoff game with 72.
 
"I am extremely honoured to call Windsor my home for my university career. I have heard nothing but good things about the school and hockey program and can't wait to get started," commented Lund-Cornish. "I hope to come in and give the team a chance to win every night I can. From what I've seen it looks like a great group of guys that I know want to win." 
 
Stay tuned to goLancers.ca for more information on the Lancer men's hockey team, their 2021-22 recruiting class, and updates on the upcoming season.