Jack Ivankovic

Class:
Freshman
Position:
G
Height:
5-11
Weight:
170
Hometown:
Mississauga, Ont.
S/C:
L
NHL:
NSH
Prev School:
Brampton (OHL)

NHL
• Drafted No. 58 (second round) in the 2025 NHL Draft by Nashville

International
• 2025 U18 World Championship (gold medal, 6-0, .956 SV%, 0.99 GAA, Best Goaltender, All-Star Team)
• 2025 World Junior Championship (1 GP, .923 SV%, 1.85 GAA)
• 2024 U18 World Championship (gold medal, 0 GP)
• 2024 Hlinka Gretzy Cup (gold medal, 4-0, .967 SV%, 0.75 GA)
• 2023 World U17 Hockey Challenge (gold medal, 4-2, .923 SV%, 2.52 GAA, All-Star Team)

Freshman Year (2025-2026)
• Recorded 26 total saves and one shutout in first career series vs. Mercyhurst (10/3,10/4)
• Saved 43 total shots in a series sweep over Providence (10/10, 10/11)
• Had 44 saves in a series sweep over Robert Morris (10/16, 10/17)
• Blocked 50 total shots in a split series with Western Michigan (10/23, 10/24)
• Contributed 49 saves in a road series sweep at Notre Dame (10/31, 11/1)
• Tallied 44 blocked shots in a series split at home vs. Wisconsin (11/7, 11/8)
• Saved 53 shots in a series split at Penn State (11/14, 11/15)
• Collected a season high of 58 saves in a home series sweep over Ohio State (11/21, 11/22)
• Notched 53 total saves and one shutout in a series split with Michigan State (12/5, 12/6)

Before Michigan
• Played two seasons for the Brampton (formerly Mississauga) Steelheads
• In two seasons posted a 39-17 record with a .907 save percentage and a 2.93 GAA
• Posted a 25-12-5 record in 43 regular-season games 2024-25 with 1,173 saves for a .903 save percentage and a 3.05 goals against average and had two 43-save performances
• Went 14-5-4 in his rookie campaign with a .915 save percentage and a 2.72 GAA
• Was in goal for nine playoff games in the last two seasons
• Awarded the 2024 F.W. “Dinty” Moore Trophy
• Selected for the 2024 CHL-USA Prospects Challenge and went 1-0 with 10 saves
• Was a 2024 OHL Second All-Rookie Teams selection
• Drafted 7th overall in the 2023 OHL Draft to Mississauga, the first goalie taken