One of five sophomores on the team ... one of three players from Ohio ... one of four players from the Central Junior Hockey League ... five goals and six assist during his freshman season ... two career multiple-point games.
2011-12: Appeared in 34 games ... totaled five goals and six assists ... 11 points were sixth on the squad ... team leader with a +4 plus/minus rating ... netted a goal in first career game with a tally against nationally ranked Union ... scored goal less than three minutes into contest ... registered first assist at Merrimack ... collected first multiple-point game with two assists at RIT ... scored in a 2-1 win at Sacred Heart the next time out ... second multiple-point game was against Connecticut with a goal and assist ... netted goals in both games of a late-season home-and-home series against Sacred Heart ... also handed out assists against Holy Cross and Bentley
BACKGROUND: Born in Cleveland, Ohio ... resides in Parma, Ohio ... 2009 graduate of Ursuline High School ... honor roll student ... played for head coach Todd Gill and the Brockville Braves of the CJHL ... served as alternate captain ... helped team to Fred Page Cup championship and national semifinals ... also played for the Mahoning Valley Phantoms where he was an alternate captain ... selected to the 2010-11 CJHL All-Star game ... played in the National Junior A Tier 3 Tournament with the Cleveland Lumberjacks in 2007-08 ... son of Liz and the late Ken Zaremba ... two siblings, Al and Cassie ... father served in the Air Force ... both of his grandfathers served in the military ... lists Martin St. Louis as his favorite athlete ... majoring in Kinesiology.
Getting To Know Zak Zaremba
Why did you choose West Point? World class education, an opportunity to give back to my country, and to play Division I hockey.
Talk about the impact that Major Tom Kennedy had on you? He was always around to help out the guys. He would walk around our tables during lunch and make sure we were all doing good. If we weren't, he'd help us out in any way he could.
Favorite part about Army hockey? The camaraderie amongst the boys. It's unlike anything I've ever been a part of.
I am most looking forward to playing? The Icebreaker and Air Force.
How would you describe Coach Riley? Intense, for the players, understanding.
Favorite Army jersey? Gold.
Favorite NHL jersey? Old-school Vancouver.
What is your favorite event that Army hockey puts on? Prostate Cancer Awareness Night. My grandfather died of prostate cancer so it's very important to me to raise awareness about it.
