Cameron Strong at first glance, is your prototypical hockey player. He is 6' 180lbs, an excellent student, excellent athlete, and has an extraordinary amount of grit. But when you peel back the layers, you'll find Cam goes beyond prototypical. Cam is the kind of player that spends extra hours at the rink sharpening teammates skates. He can always be found in the gym or on the ice striving to improve, and he is the first to volunteer and help out at the rink, whether it be helping coach mites or shooting for goalie coaches. On and off the ice, Strong has earned the "C" he wears for the Topeka RoadRunners of the NAHL. In his second season with the RoadRunners, Strong has earned 32 points in just 40 games. Cam plays a very fast game, utilizing his impressive puck skills and superior skating abilities to win battles and make plays on every inch of the ice. As a strong 2 way player, Cam boasts a +18 this season for Topeka, competing in both the offensive and defensive zones with the same battle level. Off the ice Cam regularly spends his time giving back to the community in any way possible. It was this attitude and representation of high character that led Cam through 2 seasons with the Rampage at the U18 AAA level, scoring 41 points in 76 games and making a trip to nationals. Cam's goal of getting into an ivy league school were his driving force, and between his high academic prowess and incredible effort to succeed on and off the ice, it was an easy decision for Dartmouth (NCAA, D1 ECAC Hockey)  to make a decision. Strong will be suiting up for the Big Green in the 2016-2017 season.

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