8
Zac Leslie (D)
Belleville Senators
| Name: |
Zac Leslie |
| Number: |
8 |
| Pos.: |
D |
| Shoots: |
L |
| Height: |
6-0 |
| Weight: |
185 |
| Birthdate: |
1994-01-31 |
| Birthplace: |
Ottawa, ON |
Biography
2017-18
Signed one-year contract with the Vegas Golden Knights (NHL) on May 31.
Skated in 53 AHL games — split between Ontario and Chicago — and collected 22 points (6G, 16A).
Began the season with Ontario and registered five points (G, 4A) through 26 games.
Acquired by Vegas from the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for future conditions on Feb. 5.
Assigned to the Wolves and skated in 27 regular-season games with Chicago.
Totaled five goals and 12 assists while skating for the Wolves.
Registered first pro three-point game (assists) on March 18 against Iowa.
Averaged a point per game (G, 2A) through three Calder Cup Playoff games against Rockford.
Netted first postseason goal on April 22 in two-point performance against Rockford.
2016-17
Appeared in 65 games for Ontario in second full professional season.
Totaled 23 points (5G, 18A) to finish third among blue liners in scoring.
Netted first pro goal on Oct. 21 against Texas.
Skated in five Calder Cup Playoff contests against San Diego.
2015-16
Played 30 games in rookie pro season for Ontario and collected five assists.
Made pro debut on Oct. 24 against San Jose and produced first point (assist).
Skated in first Calder Cup Playoff game on May 13 against San Diego and registered first postseason point (assist).
Appeared in five ECHL games for Manchester and registered one goal.
2014-15
Finished season as Guelph Storm’s top-scoring defenseman with 48 points (11G, 37A) in 57 games.
Ranked fifth among all Guelph skaters in points (48) and goals (11).
2013-14
Collected 50 points (14G, 36A) in 60 games with Guelph and finished in defensive scoring behind only Matt Finn (14-47–61).
Registered 10 points (G, 9A) through 20 OHL Playoff games en route to the J. Ross Robertson Cup as OHL league champion.
Netted first OHL postseason goal May 5 against North Bay.
Also earned bid to 2014 Memorial Cup and fell 6-3 to the champion Edmonton Oil Kings in the final on May 25.
2012-13
Finished second in defensive scoring with 40 points (12G, 28A) through 68 games in sophomore season with Guelph.
Ranked seven in points among all team skaters.
Skated in five OHL Playoff games with the Storm.
Selected in the sixth round, 178th overall, by Los Angeles in the 2013 NHL Draft.
2011-12
Skated in 65 games as a rookie for Guelph and collected 17 points (2G, 15A).
Made OHL debut on Sept. 22 against Windsor and registered first point (assist).
Netted first OHL goal on Nov. 19 against Erie in a two-point performance.
Debuted in OHL Playoffs on March 23 against Plymouth.
