Murphy, Gorman and Walton Head To NHL Development Camps

A trio of Princeton men's ice hockey players are set to compete this coming week at NHL Development camps as they continue to work towards their professional careers.

Rising senior Ian Murphy will attend camp with the St. Louis Blue, while rising sophomore Brendan Gorman will skate with the Stanley Cup champion Vegas Golden Knights. Pito Walton '23, a tri-captain this past season, has been invited to camp with the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Ian Murphy is attending a NHL Development Camp for the second time after spending the 2022 summer with the Vancouver Canucks. This past season, Murphy led the Tigers in scoring with 30 points, scoring 15 goals and dishing out 15 assists. Over his 56 career games, Murphy has tallied 49 points (24 goals, 25 assists).

Brendan Gorman will be attending his first NHL Development Camp when he heads to Vegas. This past season, he was fourth on the team and led all Princeton rookies in points with 20. He scored five times, and tied Murphy for the team lead in assists with 15.

Pito Walton, who will be playing a graduate year this coming season at Northeastern, had 21 points in his senior campaign with the Tigers on seven goals and 14 assists. He led all Princeton defensemen in scoring for the second season in a row. Walton graduated with 37 points (12 goals and 25 assists) in 88 career games played.

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