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| At Dartmouth: Maturo joins Jamie Herrington as the first players to serve as captains twice since Kevin McCann ’87. Maturo exploded with 33 points (18g, 15a) and established career highs in all offensive categories. He was presented with the Phelan Award, given to the team’s most valuable player. Maturo was named first team All-Ivy after scoring 13 points (8g, 5a) in 10 games. He led the Big Green in ECAC scoring with 23 points (12g, 11a) and was tied for first in the conference with six gamewinners. In that category, Maturo was tied for third nationally. He had eight multiple-point games, including four multiple-goal games and five three-point games. Maturo scored nine points (5g, 4a) in a four-game point-scoring streak (12/15-1/5) and had points in eight of 10 contests. He was named to the Ledyard National Bank Auld Lang Syne Classic all-tournament team after collecting three goals and one assist in the two games. As a sophomore, Maturo finished second on the team in scoring with 16 points (8g, 8a) and was a second team All-Ivy selection after chipping in eight points (5g, 3a) in conference play. Maturo opened the season with five points (3g, 2a) in the first three games, including a three-point night in a 4-1 win at Brown (11/6). In the game at New Hampshire (1/3), he netted both goals for the Big Green. Maturo had a three-game point-scoring streak (2/25-3/3), collecting four points (2g, 2a). He enters his junior season as Dartmouth’s active leading scorer with 41 points (17g, 24a) in 59 games. As a freshman, Maturo took the team’s leading scorer award with 25 points (9g, 16a). He was second on the team in ECAC scoring with 18 points (7g, 11a) and was an honorable mention pick on the ECAC all-rookie team. Along with Herrington, Maturo was presented the team’s Booma Award, given to the top freshman player. He opened the season with a four-game point-scoring streak (11/8-11/20), picking up five points (2g, 3a). Maturo closed out the season with a three-game point-scoring streak (2/27-3/6), collecting an assist in each contest. Maturo recorded three points (2g, 1a) in the Big Green’s 8-1 win against Air Force (12/28).
High School/Juniors: Maturo captained Belmont Hill as a senior and registered 60 points (31g, 19a) in 28 games. He was an All-League and All-New England selection two years in a row. Maturo led the ISL in scoring as a junior and senior. He was a Flood Shield recipient as outstanding player/ student in the ISL. Personal: Maturo lists Dumb and Dumber as his favorite movie and listens to Guns-n-Roses and Korn. Maturo admires Philadelphia Flyers’ all-star John LeClair. |
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