Tom Serratore

Class:
Junior
Position:
Forward
Hometown:
Colorado Springs, Colo.
High School:
Pine Creek

2013-14 ? Senior Season:Skated in 34 games for the Gophers with seven points, three goals and four assists ? collected his first point of the season with the primary assist on Brady Skjei's goal during a 6-1 win over Boston College (10/27) ? scored his first goal of the season in the third period of a 3-0 victory over Minnesota State (11/16) ? posted a multi-point game with a goal and an assist in a 6-1 win over Minnesota Duluth (11/22) ? registered the game-winning goal on Senior Night at Mariucci Arena as Minnesota beat Penn State, 2-1 (3/1).

2012-13 ? Junior Season:Skated in all 40 games this season for the Gophers ? set new career marks in points (8) and goals (7) while also adding an assist in 2012-13 ? collected his first goal of the season against Michigan State (10/13) ? fired home the game-winning goal in the third period against the Badgers (11/17) ? netted the first goal of the game at Vermont in a 3-1 victory over the Catamounts (11/24) ? scored a goal for the third-straight weekend against Nebraska Omaha, it proved to be the game winner (12/1) ? recorded the game-winning goal in his hometown of Colorado Springs, Colorado during a Gophers' 4-2 victory over the Tigers of Colorado College (12/7) ? continued his hot streak with one of four Gopher goals against Colorado College (12/8) ? picked up his only assist of the season on Nate Schmidt's goal against Minnesota State (1/25) ? tallied his first goal of the second half of the season to give the Gophers a third-period lead against Minnesota Duluth (2/23) ? had the rare distinction of playing against both his father, Frank (head coach of Air Force), and his uncle, Tom (head coach of Bemidji State), in the same season ? All-WCHA Academic Team selection.

2011-12 ? Sophomore Season: Skated in 37 games and had three goals ? made his season debut against Sacred Heart (10/7) and scored one goal ? scored on a third-period breakaway against North Dakota (11/4) ? picked up a third-period goal at St. Cloud State (11/18).

2010-11 ? Freshman Season: Played in 28 games and had four points (2g-2a) ? team was 3-0-0 when he had a point ? took only six minor penalties all season ? had a streak of 15 games from Nov. 28-Feb. 19 where he was an even or plus player (was +8 during the streak) ? made Minnesota debut against Massachusetts (10/8) ? recorded his first-career point (an assist), scored his first collegiate goal and was +3 in his hometown of Colorado Springs as Minnesota won 9-4 at Colorado College (10/30) ? took a team-high five shots (along with Mike Hoeffel) at Michigan Tech (11/20) ? had one assist against No. 2 Minnesota-Duluth (12/10) ? scored his first career game-winning goal against Alaska Anchorage (1/28).

International: Represented the United States on 2005 Under-17 team that captured the gold medal at the Five Nations Tournament in Huttwil, Switzerland ? member of2006 Under-18 team that took home the silver medal from the Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament in Breclav, Slovakia.

High School: Played for the Youngstown Phantoms during the team's inaugural USHL season in 2009-10 ? tied for the team lead in goals with 17 and was fourth on the team in points with 32 ? selected to the 2010 USHL All-Star Game and recorded a goal for Team CCM/East ? played two seasons with the Sioux City Musketeers, also of the USHL, totaling 13 points in 69 games ? played for Colorado Thunderbirds Midget AAA team from 2003-06.

Personal: Undecided on a major ? hobbies include hiking, fishing, and listening to music ? lists winning gold medal at 2005 Under-17 Five Nations Tournament and silver medal at 2006 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament in Slovakia as most memorable sports thrills ? cousin, Robb Stauber, played for Minnesota from 1986-89 and became first goaltender to win the Hobey Baker Award ? father, Frank, is the current head coach at Air Force Academy and played goaltender for Bemidji State and Western Michigan in college ? uncle, Tom, is the current head coach at Bemidji State and played for the Beavers, as well as at Mankato State during his college years ? son of Frank and Carol Serratore ? born July 16, 1989.