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JUNIOR SEASON AT MICHIGAN STATE (2022-23):  
* AHCA All-America Scholar
* Skated in 37 of 38 MSU games, tallying 1 goal and 4 assists in a defensive forward role ...
* Blocked 22 shots (tied for first among forwards) and led MSU with a 55.7% faceoff winning percentage (244-194)
*  Recorded his first goal as a Spartan and also had an assist in the opener at Wisconsin (2/18).

SOPHOMORE SEASON AT RENSSELAER (2021-22):  
* One of two RPI skaters to appear in all 44 games
* Ranked 3rd on the team with 10 goals and 10 assists for 20 points and won 52.6% of his faceoffs (363-327)  
* Had a pair of goals in the October series sweep of Union (10/29-30)
* Had game-tying goal in pivotal game three win over Dartmouth in the first-round ECAC postseason series (3/6).

2020-21 SEASON:
* Played for the Omaha Lancers (USHL), scoring 14 goals and adding 20 assists for 34 points (RPI season canceled due to Covid-19)

2019-20 (FIRST YEAR, at Rensselaer): 
* ECAC Hockey All-Academic selection
* Appeared in 22 games with 2 goals and 10 assists for 12 points (5 assists in 14 ECAC Hockey games)
* Scored his first collegiate goal in his RPI debut against UMass (10/11) 

PRIOR TO COLLEGE: 
* Played two seasons with Lincoln Stars (USHL)  including alternate captain his second season
* Scored 5 goals and had 14 assists in 72 games in Lincoln (2017-19
* Was Lincoln’s Chad Johnson Award winner, given to a player who “exhibits outstanding leadership and work ethic on and off the ice, takes part in community service, is a mentor to teammates and upholds a professional demeanor at all times” …
* Attended Highland Park High School (three years) and University of Nebraska High School his first season in Lincoln. 

PERSONAL: 
* Son of Sheryl and Steve Dubinsky ... Has two brothers, one younger (Aiden) and one older (Josh)
* Younger brother Aiden is currently a sophomore defenseman at Minnesota Duluth ...
* Father, Steve, played collegiately at Clarkson before a 10-year professional career, with NHL stops in Chicago, Calgary, Nashville, and St. Louis (1993-2003).