Tyler Duke

Class:
Junior
Position:
D
Height:
5-10
Weight:
193
Hometown:
Strongsville, Ohio
S/C:
L
Prev School:
Ohio State (NCAA)

International
• 2022 U18 World Championship (silver medal, 6 GP, 0-2-2)
• 2021 Five Nations (gold medal)
• 2020 Youth Olympic Games (silver medal, three points in four games)

Junior Year (2024-25)
• Academic All-Big Ten
• Fourth on the team in blocked shots with 38
• Scored in 4-1 victory over Minnesota State (10/5)
• Totaled one goal and an assist in a 3-3 OT game as Arizona State (10/12)
• Assisted on the game-winning goal in a 3-0 win over St. Cloud State (10/18)
• Scored a goal in 10-6 win vs. Penn State (11/23)
• Earned an assist in a 3-2 win over MSU (1/17)
• Had one assist in a 4-4 draw with Wisconsin (1/25)
• Assisted on a goal in a 7-3 victory over Penn State (2/1)
• Scored a goal against MSU (2/8)
• Had two assists in win over Minnesota (2/14)
• Scored a goal in 4-3 victory over OSU (2/28)
• Assisted on two goals in the first quarterfinal game against Penn State (3/7)

Sophomore Year (2023-2024)
• Academic All-Big Ten
• Recorded his first assist as a Wolverine, totaling 2 assists in a 5-4 win over Providence (10/8)
• Notched two assists in a 7-1 victory over Ohio State (10/20)
• Tallied one assist in loss at Wisconsin (11/3)
• Assisted on one goal vs. Penn State (11/18)
• Scored his first goal as a wolverine in tie at St. Cloud State (11/25)
• Tallied one assist in 12-4 win over Stonehill (1/12)
• Assisted on two goals in 7-1 win vs. Michigan State (1/19)
• Contributed one assist in OT loss vs. Wisconsin (1/27)
• Totaled one goal and two assists in 4-2 victory at Ohio State (2/2)
• Notched one assist in B1G Tournament first round series sweep vs. Notre Dame (3/8, 3/9)
• Picked up an assist in a 4-3 win over North Dakota in the NCAA Regional semifinal (3/29)

Before Michigan
• Played in all 40 games at OSU in 2022-23
• Finished with 12 points on five goals and eight assists, was +9 and had 41 blocked shots
• Played two seasons with the U.S. National Team Development Program
• Totaled 43 points (6-37--43) in 98 games with the USNTDP and added 23 points in USHL contests
• Won a silver medal at the 2022 IIHF U18 World Championships

Personal
• Born July 19, 2004
• Son of Steve and Sharon Duke
• Steve played hockey at Western Michigan and in both the ECHL and AHL and is now a Harley Davidson dealership owner; Sharon attended Bowling Green and is a teacher
• Has a brother Dylan, who is on the Michigan Hockey team, and a sister Alyssa (Miami University '24)