Johnstown Goaltender Ferris makes NCAA DI Commitment

The Johnstown Tomahawks of the North American Hockey League (NAHL) are proud to announce that goaltender Zack Ferris has committed to play NCAA Division I hockey for Army West Point in the Atlantic. 

Reigning from the “Keystone State” and serving as Johnstown’s keystone in the goalie net is Zack Ferris. Out of the 13 wins the Tomahawks have on the season, 10 of those wins came with Ferris between the pipes. On the season, he has produced a .915 save percentage and 3.119 goals against average. The 6’0 netminder is in his second season with Johnstown. Last season, he produced nine wins, had a 2.640 goals against average, and a .924 save percentage.

Ferris shares his excitement to join the Black Knights.

“l am honored and proud to announce my commitment to play NCAA Division I hockey at Army West Point! Thank you to my family, friends, coaches and teammates who have helped me along the way!”

"I could not be happier for Zack. He has worked tirelessly for years to achieve his dream of becoming a Division I goalie while pursuing his passion for serving in the U.S. Military. This is truly a dream come true for him.” said Johnstown’s head coach, Jared Kersner. “Zack is not only an incredible goalie but also an even better person and teammate. I am thrilled for his future and excited to continue watching him grow through our Championship Culture in Johnstown and excel at the next level."

He is the tenth member of the Johnstown Tomahawks to make a Division I hockey college commitment.