T.J. Hensick

Class:
Junior
Position:
F
Height:
5-10
Weight:
189
Hometown:
Howell, Mich.
S/C:
R
NHL:
COL

At Michigan... Tied for 4th on U-M's all-time assists list for forwards (147) ... Eighth on Michigan's all-time points list for forwards (206) ... First Wolverine (12th overall) to reach 200-point plateau since Bill Muckalt (1995-98) ... Tallied three consecutive 50-point seasons in 2004-05, 2005-06 and 2006-07; first U-M player to do so since Bill Muckalt (1995-96, 1996-97 and 1997-98) ... Scored 40-plus points in all four seasons, first Wolverine to do so since Brendan Morrison (1994-97) ... Recorded 30-plus assists in all four seasons, first Wolverine to do so since Brian Wiseman (1991-94) ... Hobey Baker Memorial Award finalist in 2004-05 and 2006-07... Led the Wolverines in scoring three times in four seasons (2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07) ... Sixth on senior forward assists list (46, 2006-07) ... Ninth on senior forward points list (69, 2006-07) ... Tied for ninth on sophomore forward assists list (32, 2004-05) ... Tied for 15th on sophomore forward points list (55, 2004-05) ... Second on freshman forward assists list (34, 2003-04) ... Tied for 10th on freshman forward points list (46, 2003-04).

Senior (2006-07)... Alternate captain ... Hobey Baker Finalist ... American Hockey Coaches Association West All-America first team ... College Hockey News Player of the Year; first team ... All-U.S. College Hockey Online first team ... All-Inside College Hockey first team ... CCHA Player of the Year Finalist ... CCHA All-Tournament team ... All-CCHA first team for 3rd time of career (2003-04, 2004-05); second Wolverine (Brendan Morrison) to earn first-team honors three times; first U-M player to earn All-CCHA honors all four years (2nd team in 2005-06) ... First in the nation in overall points (69) and assists (46); tied for 12th in goals (23) ... First in nation in points per game (1.68) and assists (1.12); tied for 17th in goals per game (0.56) ... Earned CCHA scoring title for second time of career with 42 points; also first in league with 30 assists ... Led Wolverines in points (69) for third time in four seasons, also led U-M in assists (46) ... Earned Doc Losh Trophy for leading U-M in points and Hal Downes Trophy as U-M's Most Valuable Player ... Extended U-M's streak of having a 40-point scorer to 25 seasons ... Posted career-high 69 points, 46 assists, two shorthanded goals, three game-winning goals, +24 rating and 22 multi-point games; tied career high with 23 goals, six power-play goals ... 46 assists are tied for 6th on U-M's senior forward assists list ... 69 points are tied for 9th on U-M's senior forward points list ... Tied career-high points (4) on five occasions: 1-3-4 vs. Michigan State (Nov. 4), 0-4-4 at Western Michigan (Dec. 2), 2-2-4 vs. Ferris State (Jan. 26), 2-2-4 at Western Michigan (Feb. 2), 3-1-4 vs. Northern Michigan (March 10) ... Tallied first two hat tricks of career on Jan. 19 at Alaska and vs. Northern Michigan on March 10 ... Notched career-high four assists at WMU (Dec. 2) ... Season-best nine-game point and assist streak, 4-15-19 (Oct. 13-Nov. 10); nine-game assist streak was career best ... Eight-game point streak, 9-9-18 (Feb. 18-March 24) ... Seven-game point and assist streak, 3-11-14 (Nov. 17-Dec. 2); 3-game goal streak (3 goals) (Nov. 21-25) ... Three-game point and assist streak, 4-5-9 (Jan. 26-Feb. 2) ... Preseason All-CCHA first team ... Preseason All-Inside College Hockey third team ... Recipient of the Jim and Bonnie Reece Scholarship for Men's Ice Hockey.

Junior (2005-06)... Alternate captain ... All-U.S. College Hockey Online second team ... All-CCHA second team ... Led Wolverines in points (52), assists (35) and shots (128); tied for first in goals (17) ... Led U-M in scoring (17-35-52) for second time of career, 46 points as a freshman in 2003-04 ... Earned Doc Losh Trophy for leading U-M in points ... Reached 40-point plateau for third straight season; 24th straight season at U-M with a player reaching 40 points ... Had career-highs 35 assists; tied career highs in power-play goals (6) and multi-point games (18) ... Tied career-high points and assists with 1-3-4 vs. Merrimack (Oct. 16); third career playmaker ... Had season-best, six-game point streak, 5-7-12 (Oct. 29-Nov. 25) ... Points in nine of 11 games, 7-10-17 (Oct. 29-Dec. 10) ... Had four-game point streak, 2-8-10 (Oct. 7-16) ... Three-game point streak, 2-2-4 (Feb. 25-March 11) ... Three-game assist streak, 0-6-6 (Jan. 28-Feb. 3); 1-8-9 totals over five games (Jan. 28-Feb. 7) ... Preseason All-CCHA first team ... Preseason All-USCHO first team ... Recipient of the Jeffrey E. Cappo Scholarship for Men's Ice Hockey.

Sophomore (2004-05)... Finalist for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award ... West All-America first team ... All-U.S. College Hockey Online second team ... All-Inside College Hockey Online third team ... All-CCHA first team ... Won CCHA scoring title with 21-22-43 totals in 28 league contests ... CCHA Player of the Month for December ... Three-time CCHA Offensive Player of the Week (Nov. 22, Dec. 13, Jan. 17) ... Recipient of the Perani Cup for U-M, awarded to player with the most game stars during the CCHA regular season ... Nationally, finished sixth in points (55), tie-13th in goals (23) and tie-ninth in assists (32) ... Finished second on the team in goals (23), assists (32) and points (55) ... Tied for first on U-M with 21 power-play points ... Shared Hal Downes Trophy with Jeff Tambellini as U-M's most valuable player ... 55 points tied him for 15th on U-M's all-time sophomore scoring list. Gordon Wilkie also had 55 points in 1961-62 ... 32 assists tied him for 9th on U-M's all-time assists list for sophomore forwards. Mike Cammalleri (2000-01) and Mark Ouimet (1990-91) also had 32 assists ... Set career highs in goals (23), points (55), game winners (2) and plus/minus (+19) ... Tied single-game career high of two goals on five occasions (vs. Michigan State on Nov. 20, vs. Bowling Green on Dec. 10, vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 7, at Nebraska-Omaha on Feb. 2, vs. Notre Dame on Feb. 18) ... Notched only playmaker of the season and second of his career vs. Notre Dame to tie career-high assists (March 11) ... Achieved season-high three points seven times (1-2-3 vs. LSSU on Oct. 23, 2-1-3 vs. Michigan State on Nov. 20, 2-1-3 vs. Bowling Green on Dec. 10, 2-1-3 at Nebraska-Omaha on Feb. 12, 2-1-3 vs. Notre Dame on Feb. 18, 0-3-3 vs. Notre Dame on March 11, 1-2-3 vs. Wisconsin on March 25) ... Career-best, 10-game point streak, 8-7-15, (Dec. 4-Jan. 22). Career-best five-game goal stretch (seven, Dec. 3-Jan. 7). Also had point streaks of seven (6-9-15, Feb. 11-March 11), six (2-7-9, Oct. 8-23) and four games (4-3-7, Nov. 5-20) ... Wolverines were 18-0-0 when he scored a goal ... Recorded career-best 18 multi-point games ... Tied career-best +3 rating vs. Notre Dame (Feb. 18) and vs. Wisconsin (March 25) ... Recorded 100th career point with a goal during 1-2-3 outing vs. Wisconsin (March 25) ... Notched 50th career assist vs. Alaska Fairbanks (Jan. 14) ... Recorded 50th career point with assist against New Hampshire (Oct. 15) ... Missed Great Lakes Invitational while playing for Team USA at 2005 IIHF World Junior Championship (Dec. 25-Jan. 4) ... Missed first career game at Wisconsin (Nov. 27) ... Preseason All-Inside College Hockey Online third team ... Preseason All-U.S. College Hockey Online second team ... Preseason All-CCHA first team ... Dekers Blue Line Club Scholarship for Ice Hockey.

Freshman (2003-04)... U.S. College Hockey Online Rookie of the Year ... Inside College Hockey Online All-Rookie team ... First U-M freshman to earn All-CCHA first team honors ... Became ninth Wolverine to win CCHA Rookie of the Year ... CCHA All-Rookie team ... Two-time CCHA Rookie of the Week (Oct. 6, Nov. 10) ... Nationally, tied for second-most assists (34) with Maine's Michel Leveille ... Nationally, tied with North Dakota's Brady Murray for first among rookie points (46) ... Was CCHA's second-leading scorer with 10-24-34 line in 28 league games, led CCHA in assists ... Led U-M in points (46), assists (34) and power-play points (6-18-24), second straight freshman to lead U-M in scoring, joining Jeff Tambellini from 2002-03 ... Received the Doc Losh Trophy, given to U-M's leading scorer ... Given Dekers' Club Award as the team's "most colorful rookie" ... 46 points tied him for 10th on U-M's all-time freshman scoring list. Mark Kosick also had 46 points in 1997-98 ... Holds second place on U-M's freshman assists list (34) ... Became the 17th freshman in U-M history to record 40 points in a single season ... Had career-best four points three times (2-2-4 at Ferris State on Nov. 7, 2-2-4 vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 24, 1-3-4 vs. Bowling Green on Feb. 20) ... Had career-best two goals twice (at Ferris State on Nov. 7 and vs. Western Michigan on Jan. 24) ... Set career-best three assists against BGSU (Feb. 20) ... Second on team with 12 multi-point games ... Posted 4-19-23 totals during 13-game run from Dec. 28-Feb. 21. Scored in 11-of-13 games including a season-best five-game point streak, 2-8-10, (Jan. 24-Feb. 7) ... Scored first goal and assist in season-opener against Mercyhurst (Oct. 4) ... First Wolverine to have a multi-point debut since Jason Ryznar (Oct. 6, 2001) ... Inside College Hockey Online Preseason All-Rookie team ... Al and Gerry Walk Scholarship for Men's Ice Hockey.

Club/Junior Team... Skated with the U.S. National Team Development Program from 2001-03 ... Played in all 58 games for the U.S. NTDP Under-18 Team during the 2002-03 season ... Led squad with 30 goals, 31 assists, 61 points and 11 power-play goals ... He was the third player in five seasons to attend Michigan after leading the U.S. NTDP Under-18 team in scoring, joining Dwight Helminen (2000-01) and Andy Hilbert (1998-99) ... Also had five game-winning goals and accumulated 11 penalty minutes ... Skated in each of the U.S. NTDP Under-17 Team's 63 games in 2001-02 ... Notched a 25-30-55 line to finish second on the team in scoring ... Scored a team-leading eight power-play goals ... Teammate of fellow senior Matt Hunwick and former U-M forward Mike Brown during 2001-02 and 2002-03 seasons. Also a teammate of former U-M goalie Al Montoya during 2001-02 season.

National/International... Earned fourth place with Team USA at 2005 IIHF World Junior Championship. Had two goals and one assist and was -2 in seven games (Dec. 25-Jan. 4) ... Participated in 2004 USA Hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp ... Participated in the 2003 USA Hockey Junior National Team Evaluation Camp ... Participated in 2003 IIHF Under-18 Championship where he led the team with 6-4-10 totals, while registering a +5 rating and tying for sixth place on the tournament scoring list ... Won gold medal with U.S. Under-17 Team at the World Under-17 Challenge in Winnipeg, Manitoba ... Posted five game totals of 4-2-6.

Personal... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts, majoring in psychology ... Graduated from Howell High School (2003) ... Drafted in the third round (No. 88 overall) by the Colorado Avalanche in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft.