St. Lawrence University Athletics

2015-16: Scored the first Saint goal of the season late in the first period against Niagara. Scored his second of the year at UNH. Had two assists in game two against Miami. Scored his third of the year at Penn State. Scored the game winner and had an assist at Princeton. Had a goal and an assist against Vermont including his first power play goal of the year. Scored his seventh of the season at Dartmouth. Had his second two assist night of the year in the home win over Colgate. Assisted on two goals at Union. Scored his second game winner of the year in overtime against Quinnipiac as part of a two-point night.   Scored his fourth game winner of the year and second OT winner in game one of the Clarkson series and assisted on the game winner in game two. Scored in nine of his last ten games.

2014-15: Brian was the leading scorer for the Saints in his second season at SLU, finishing with nine goals and 17 assists for 26 points in 37 games. He was the team leader in power play goals with four and was plus-12 for the season. He assisted on five game winning goals including the overtime winner at home against Yale. He had five two-point games during the season.

2013-14: Brian had eight goals and nine assists for 17 points in his first collegiate season with the Saints:He scored goals in his first three official collegiate games and started the year with a four-game scoring streak. He had three points, all on assists in the playoffs.

First collegiate game: vs. Maine 10/12/13 First collegiate goal: vs. Maine 10/12/13, first collegiate assist vs. Northeastern 10/26/13

2013-14: 38 gm. 8-9-17 8/16 2 pp, 1 GW; ECAC: 22 gm. 3-5-8 4/8
2014-15: 37 gm. 9-17-26 17/34 4 PP; ECAC: 22 gm. 4-12-16 12/24 2 PP
2015-16: 37 gm. 10-17-27; 15/28 2 PP 3 GW ECAC: 22 gm. 4-11-15 10/20 2 GW

Pre-SLU: Brian Ward begins his Saint career as a sophomore after starting his collegiate career at Dartmouth. He was unable to play for the Big Green due to injury and played for the Tri-City Storm of the USHL last season. He scored 22 goals and had 32 assists in 42 games and was plus-10 in the plus/minus ratings for the Storm. He attended Governor's Academy where he also played lacrosse and football. He is the son of Robert and Mary Ward.