Trio of USPHL Premier and Elite Alumni Help Hobart College To Third NCAA D-III Championship

58 Premier, Elite Alumni Played For NCAA Division III National Tournament Teams 

The USPHL congratulates its three USPHL Premier and Elite Alumni who won the NCAA Division III championship with Hobart College, which captured its third straight national championship. These three players were among 58 Premier and Elite alumni who joined their teams at the 2025 NCAA Division III National Tournament.

Below are bio capsules of the three Premier and Elite alumni, followed by a list of all 58 Premier and Elite alumni in the D-III Nationals this year.

Austin Mourar

Richmond Generals – Premier / Elite (2017-19) 

Mourar played in the inaugural season of the current USPHL Elite Conference in 2017-18, scoring 36 points in 30 games. He also earned 12 games up with the former Generals’ Premier team that season. Between that first season and his second, he skated in 56 games and produced 54 points playing for former Generals Head Coach R.C. Lyke, currently Head Coach/GM of the NCDC’s West Chester Wolves.

After an additional season of junior hockey in Canada, Mourar first joined the Statesmen roster in 2020-21, but that season was canceled due to COVID-19. That allowed him four more seasons to chase his championship dreams, which he attained three times between 2023 and 2025.

Mourar also produced several individual honors, including twice being named Second Team All-NEHC twice and First Team All-NEHC here in 2024-25. He was the NCAA Division III All-Tournament MVP, as well. He posted 74 points in 113 games for his Hobart career.

Christopher Duclair

Hampton Roads Whalers – Premier (2020-21) 

Coming out of Quebec, Duclair started his junior career in 2020-21 with the Hampton Roads Whalers, scoring 18 points in 15 games, as well as four points in three playoff games. Duclair would move on to two more junior seasons, including his 2022-23 season in the BCHL.

He first joined the Statesmen in 2023-24, and over the past two seasons, he’s picked up 46 points in 58 games. He was an NEHC All-Rookie Team selection in 2023-24, when he scored 25 points in 27 games.

Tamas Toth 

Islanders Hockey Club – Premier (2021-22) 

Toth spent his first North American season, coming out of Hungary, with the Islanders HC in 2021-22. He scored 20 points in 25 regular season games, and then added eight points in eight playoff games as IHC reached the USPHL Premier Nationals. Toth advanced from the Premier up to the NCDC in 2022-23, playing for the Connecticut Jr. Rangers, with whom he was a point-per-game scorer at 43 points in 43 games.

After one further junior season, he joined Hobart as a freshman this season and produced 10 points in 19 games. Toth has played for Hungary in international tournaments and events on eight different occasions.

Below are the 58 Premier and Elite alumni who joined their teams in the 2025 NCAA Division III National Tournament.

#USPHLAdvancement In Action: 

• Out of the 58 total individual Premier and Elite alumni, 34 individuals also played in the NCDC.
• Out of the 57 Premier alumni in the tournament, seven also played in the Elite Conference.
• Out of the 8 Elite alumni, five went on to play in the NCDC and seven played in the Premier Conference.
• Killian Rowlee, of Curry College, was the only player among the 58 who played in the Elite and NCDC, but not in the USPHL Premier.

USPHL Premier Alumni In 2025 NCAA Division III National Championships

USPHL Elite Alumni At NCAA Division III Nationals