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Nic Hague (D)

Chicago Wolves

Biography

2017-18
Appeared in first professional postseason game on April 21 and skated in all three Calder Cup Playoff games against Rockford.
Made pro debut on April 7 vs. Milwaukee and logged first point (assist) 3:27 into game.
Dressed for five regular-season AHL games, totaled one point (assist) and logged seven penalty minutes.
Skated in six OHL Playoff games and collected four assists.
Led the Mississauga Steelheads in scoring with 78 points (35G, 43A) in 67 games.
His 35 goals led all OHL defenseman and his 78 points placed him second among league blue liners in scoring.
Earned Max Kaminsky Trophy as the OHL’s Defenseman of the Year.
Selected 34th overall by Vegas in the 2017 NHL Draft and signed ELC on Sept. 29.

2016-17
Skated in 65 games with Mississauga (OHL) during sophomore season and collected 46 points (18G, 28A).
Finished season as team’s top-scoring blue liner and fourth in team scoring.
Recorded career-best 12 points (G, 11A) in 18 OHL Playoff games and helped the Steelheads reach league final – Mississauga fell four-games-to-one to Alex DeBrincat and the Erie Otters.
Netted first postseason goal on April 11 against the Oshawa Generals.

2015-16
Placed second in rookie scoring among Mississauga skaters with 24 points (14G, 10A); second to only Alexander Nylander (28-47–75)
Second-highest scoring blue liner behind only Stefan LeBlanc (7-23–30).
OHL debut came on Sept. 25 versus the Ottawa 67’s and skated in 65 more regular-season games for the Steelheads.
Registered first junior point (assist) on Oct. 12 against the Saginaw Spirit and netted first goal on Dec. 19 against the Guelph Storm.
Made OHL Playoff debut on March 26 against the Barrie Colts and logged first point (assist) two days later against Barrie.
Skated in seven total OHL Playoff games and collected two assists.