Sioux City Musketeers Martino & Gunderson named to All-USHL Teams
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) – After a great season reaching the second round of the Clark Cup Playoffs and finishing with a 33-26-3-5 record, two Sioux City Musketeer forwards have been recognized for their incredible play by being named to All-USHL Teams.
Forward Giacomo Martino was named All-USHL First Team after leading the league with 74 points. The Canadian native led Sioux City with 32 goals and his 42 assists ranked as the second most in the USHL. The Northeastern commit became the first ever Sioux City Musketeer to finish a season as the USHL leading scorer.
And forward Landen Gunderson was named All-USHL Third Team. The Ohio State commit finished only a single point behind Martino with 73 and led the league with 45 assists, putting together a plus 14 margin.
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