Athletes on OffScript

Riese Gaber
Riese is now with the Charlotte Checkers in the AHL after a standout college career at North Dakota. As a senior, he played all 40 games, posting a career-high seven goals and 34 points. He became the first UND player in recent years to record 30 points in three consecutive seasons. Ask Riese about his role as a captain, how he hit his scoring milestones, or how he stays consistent throughout the season.

Adam Scheel
Adam is a sharp goaltender known for his lateral movement and puck-tracking skills. In the 2020-21 season, he was named NCHC Goalie of the Year and earned a spot on the All-NCHC First Team. He made headlines with a 51-save performance in a five-overtime NCAA Tournament game against Minnesota Duluth. Ask Adam about handling marathon games, his pre-game routine, or how he sharpens his goaltending technique.

Ethan Frisch
Ethan played for the San Jose Barracuda in the 2024–25 season after a strong performance in his rookie year where he appeared in 55 games and leading the team with a +17 rating. At North Dakota, he was an alternate captain and named NCHC’s Best Defensive Defenseman in 2021–22. Fans might want to ask Ethan how life in San Jose compares to North Dakota or what it's like adapting to the pace of the AHL.

Mark Senden
Mark is currently with the Colorado Eagles in the AHL and is having a breakout season, helping the team top the Pacific Division. Before going pro, he had a standout five-year college career at North Dakota, serving as a two-time team captain. Senden’s leadership and consistency made a major impact. Ask Mark about his experience leading teams, how he stays sharp during the season, or how he approaches high-pressure moments.

Jacob Bernard-Docker
Jacob, a defenseman for the Buffalo Sabres, was recently traded from the Ottawa Senators, who selected him 26th overall in the 2018 NHL Draft. He built his reputation at the University of North Dakota with his physical play and leadership. Ask Jacob about his off-season training, how college prepared him for the NHL, or what it’s like being moved at the trade deadline. With a degree in kinesiology, he also has plenty of insight into hockey-specific workouts and performance-based nutrition.