Thomas Bordeleau

2022-23

• Finished T-2nd on the team in goals (22), T-4th in points (41), T-first in power-play goals (9), and second in shots (160)... Among AHL rookies, he ranked T-3rd in PPG
• Made his NHL season debut on Mar. 30, 2023 vs. VGK... picked up an assist
• Scored the first natural hat-trick in Barracuda franchise history on Nov. 20, 2022 at TUC (6-0)... at the time it was just the second hat-trick by a rookie and the first since Nikolay Goldobin Jan. 3, 2016 vs. TEX
• Represented the Barracuda at the 2023 AHL All-Star Classic in Laval, Quebec... helped Team Pacific win the 3x3 tournament
• Scored in his AHL debut on Oct. 14, 2023 at Iowa (Jesper Wallstedt)
• Skated for Team USA at the 2022 World Championships... was coached by Sharks' head coach David Quinn
• Represented the USA at the U-20 World Juniors... led team with eight points in five games (1+7=8)

2021-22

• Scored the shootout game-winner at VGK on April 24, 2022... eliminating the Knights from playoff contention
• Recorded assist in his first three NHL games
• Made his NHL debut and picked up an assist on April 17, 2022 at MN
• Notched three assists in his AHL/pro debut April 13, 2022 vs. Bakersfield (3-6 L)
• Signed 3-year ELC with the Sharks on April 16, 2022
• Honorable Mention All-B1G
• Picked up a pair of assists in B1G Tournament final win over Minnesota (3/19/22)
• Scored a goal and two assists in NCAA Regional final victory over Quinnipiac (3/27)
• Tallied third period goal in Frozen Four semifinal vs. Denver (4/7/22 - Magnus Chrona)

2020-21

• Name Sharks Prospect of the Year
• Big Ten Freshman of the Year
• Second Team All-Big Ten
• Big Ten All-Freshman Team 
• College Hockey News All-Rookie Team
• Led the nation in freshman scoring
• Led team in scoring with 30 points with 8 goals and team-best 22 assists in 24 games
• Tallied three game winning goals, and had 211 face off wins (58.0 percent)
• Sixth in the B1G in on-ice rating with a +18

BEFORE MICHIGAN

• Spent two seasons with the US National Team Development Program
• Led the team in scoring in 2018-19 with 16 goals and 23 assists in 56 games
• Won both a gold and silver medal at Four Nations Tournament
• Represented US at the U17 World Hockey Championship
• Named a Biosteel All-American
• A 2018 graduate of Collège Esther-Blondin Phénix (Quebec

PERSONAL

• Son of Sebastian Bordeleau and Chantal Dubois
• Sebastian was a 1993 draft pick of Montreal Canadians; played professionally from 1995-2012 with NHL clubs Montreal, Nashville and Minnesota and Phoenix and also in the Swiss National League; currently an Development Coach with Nashville Predators
• Chantal is a doctor
• Grandfather Paulin Bordeleau was a 1973 draft pick of Vancouver; played 15 years in the pros
• Has one sister, Jade