Junior (2018-19): Appeared in 36 games with 18 starts in a Laker uniform...Registered 33 points (16-17--33)...Ranked 10th in the WCHA in points, ranked sixth in goals (16) in WCHA, and ranked 18th in WCHA in assists (17)...Had a +34 rating on the season...Garnered two WCHA Forward of the Week honors...Named All-WCHA Third Team, Madigan/Pingature Athlete of the Week, and to WCHA All-Academic Team...Had 11 multi-point games...Tallied three two-goal games...Had a six-game point streak from 12/8/18-1/18/19...(12/8) vs. Alaska, tallied one goal and two assists (1-2--3) with a +1 rating in 5-2 win...(1/11) vs. Alabama Huntsville, tallied two goals on four shots with one assist and a +3 rating. 

Sophomore (2017-18): Dressed in all 36 games, while starting in 17 games...Registered 23 points, which led the team and tied for 36th in the WCHA, also tied at 14th in the WCHA and team leading for goals with 13...Also, put together 10 assists...(10/13) vs. Michigan Tech, picked up two points with a goal and an assist each...(10/20) vs. Denver had two points, a goal and an assist each and had four shots on net in a 3-3 tie...(11/3) vs. Alaska Anchorage one goal on seven shots, and a plus one rating in a 3-2 win...(11/17-12/8) Had a six game point streak, in that stretch tallied eight points (4-4--8)...Registered six, five plus shot games this season.

Freshman (2016-17): Claimed WCHA All-Rookie Team honors ... Received LSSU's Outstanding Freshman Award ... Placed tied for 29th among the national statistical leaders in power-play goals per game with a 0.19 average ... Netted a team second-most 13 goals, ranked seventh in team points with 20, and finished tied for 11th on the squad with seven assists ... Finished in a ninth-place tie in WCHA goal scoring and a second-place tie in conference power-play goals ... Led the Lakers with seven power-play lamplighters ... Garnered 17 blocked shots ... Chosen as the WCHA's Rookie of the Month (2/3) for January with month league rookie bests of five goals and nine points ... Earned WCHA Co-Rookie of the Week (1/18) plaudits as a result of accounting for both goals in a pair of 1-1 overtime league ties versus Northern Michigan (1/13-14) ... Generated a team fourth-best tying 17 points (10-7--17) and recorded 14 blocked shots in 28 WCHA encounters ... Racked up a season game-best three points (2-1--3) at Northern Michigan (1/7) ... Compiled two points apiece (1-1--2) at Ferris State (11/19) and against Alabama-Huntsville (1/21) ... Accounted for the game-winning tally versus Bowling Green State (12/2) and the game-tying lamplighter against Northern Michigan (1/14) ... Garnered at least a point in 16 games ... Accumulated a combined 10 points (5-5--10) in an eight-game stretch (1/7-2/10), which included five-game points string (1/7-21) ... Chalked up 11 points (7-4--11) in 16 home contests ... Most productive month was in January with nine points (5-4--9) in eight matchups ... Had at least one blocked shot in 14 games with a season game-high two on three occasions - at Bemidji State (12/10), against Northern Michigan (1/14), and versus Alabama-Huntsville (1/21).  

High School/Juniors: Started 2015-16 season skating for the United States Hockey League's (USHL) Muskegon (Mich.) Lumberjacks before being traded to the USHL's Tri-City Storm, located in Kearney, Neb. ... Helped lead the 2015-16 Storm to the USHL Clark Cup Championship title after producing three points (all goals) in 11 playoff appearances ... Registered seven points on four goals with three assists in 21 2015-16 regular-season games at Tri-City under head coach Bill Muckalt ...  Chalked up 12 points on seven lamplighters and five assists in 33 2015-16 outings with Muskegon under head coach Todd Krygier ... Played two-plus seasons (2012-15) for the USHL's Lincoln (Neb.) Stars, amassing 40 career points on 13 goals and 27 helpers in 103 contests ... Enjoyed most productive season with Lincoln was in 2013-14 with 29 points on 10 goals and 19 assists in 58 regular-season encounters ... Began 2014-15 season with Lincoln and appeared in 27 games, scoring three goals and adding six assists, before being traded to Muskegon ... Wrapped up 2014-15 campaign with Muskegon by totaling 14 points on five goals and nine assists in 30 regular-season games ... Made 12 playoff appearances with the Lumberjacks in 2014-15, scoring two goals and contributing two assists ... A 2013 Lincoln (Neb.) Southeast High School graduate ... Coached by Dave Mitchell ... Also a played high school varsity tennis in 2010.

Personal: Son of Celeste and Mike Humitz ... Born in Livonia, Michigan ... His father played collegiate hockey at the University of Michigan-Dearborn ... Has a younger sister ... Hobbies are watersports and the outdoors ... Shoots: Left ... Majoring in kinesiology.