Watertown Forward Markham makes NCAA Commitment

The Watertown Shamrocks of the North American Hockey League (NAHL) are proud to announce that forward Cam Markham has committed to play NCAA hockey for University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point in the WIAC.

Hailing from the Wolverine State, Markham will skate with the Pointers in the fall. The 6’2 righty is a third-year NAHL veteran. This past season he hit the ice in 56 contests with Watertown and was the top goal scorer. The ‘04 forward found the back of the net 22 times and produced 23 assists. He ranked second overall on the Shamrocks with 45 points and 23 assists. Markham was effective on the power play, featuring a team-leading eight power-play goals. This season, the 6’2 forward was selected as a Top Prospect on the undefeated Selects Black team at the 2025 Top Prospects Tournament.

The two seasons prior, the Michigan native played with the Wisconsin Windigo and the Austin Bruins. He made his NAHL debut during the 2022-23 season where he laced up in three contests. The following season, Markham started his season with the Wisconsin Windigo, playing in 18 games. He notched five points, finding the back of the net twice and producing three assists. Following his time skating with the Windigo, he was acquired by the Austin Bruins. Markham hit the ice in 16 games with the Minnesota team, tallying two assists. 

Head Coach of the Shamrocks, Casey Kirley, shares more on what he has seen from Markham this season.

“We’re very proud of Cam for his commitment to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. The Pointers are getting a proven goalscorer who can create opportunities using his speed. He was a tremendous leader and player for us in our first season, and we look forward to continuing to watch him as he grows his game and continues to advance to higher levels of hockey.”

Markam is one of thirteen members of the Watertown Shamrocks to make a college ice hockey commitment.

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