Penn State men’s hockey earned a commitment from AJHL forward Aiden Fink Sunday afternoon.

Fink played for the AJHL’s Brooks Bandits, where he earned league MVP honors with 46 goals and 56 assists in 54 games played this season. He led the league in points with 97 and also had ten points in ten games played in the playoffs.

He is currently ranked as the No. 78 overall NHL prospect, according to Elite Prospects. That number can grow as his collegiate career flourishes at Penn State, as he has the potential to be a pure goal scorer that the Nittany Lions need.

Fink’s commitment comes days after Ashton Calder, Connor Mcmenamin, Connor MacEachern, Ture Linden, and Tyler Gratton all departed the team.

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