Amlong, Greg
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Amlong spent most of last season with the Elmira Jackals after playing one game for the Wichita Thunder at the start of the campaign. He scored three goals and added 14 assists for 17 points in 59 total games.

Amlong broke into professional hockey by playing five games- and picking up one assist- for the Greenville Swamp Rabbits in the spring of 2016. He joined the Swamp Rabbits immediately after completing his senior season at Rochester Institute of Technology.

Amlong played for the University of Massachusetts-Lowell for two years before transferring to R.I.T. He scored eight goals and notched 28 assists for 36 points in 105 games for the two schools. In 2015-16 Amlong enjoyed a breakout senior season during which he set collegiate career highs in goals (7), assists (14) and points (21).

Amlong reached four straight NCAA tournaments and was also a member of teams that won four successive conference tournaments. His two seasons at Lowell saw the River Hawks not only reach back-to-back NCAA tournaments but also claim the first two Hockey East tournament crowns in school history. In addition, during his freshman year, Lowell went all the way to the Frozen Four after also winning the Hockey East regular season championship. Success followed Amlong to R.I.T., where in 2014 and 2015 the first consecutive Atlantic Hockey tournament triumphs in that program’s history propelled the Tigers to what were also their first ever back-to-back NCAA Division I tournament appearances.

Before making the step up to college hockey, Amlong played two seasons in the junior ranks for the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders of the United States Hockey League. In 2010-11 he helped the RoughRiders finish first overall in the USHL. Mallard teammates McGrath, Justin Kovacs and Sam Warning also skated alongside Amlong in Cedar Rapids.

 

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