Watertown Defenseman Sergott makes NCAA Commitment

The Watertown Shamrocks of the North American Hockey League (NAHL) are proud to announce that defenseman Noah Sergott has committed to play NCAA hockey for Marian University in the NCHA.

The 6-foot-2 blueliner from Rockford, Michigan, Sergott will join the Sabres in the fall in Wisconsin. Sergott is a second-year veteran of the Shamrocks, being drafted by the team in the 2024 NAHL Entry Draft in the 8th round, 246th overall. This past season, he laced up in 50 games for the South Dakota team, scoring one goal while making eight assists for the Shamrocks. In his debut season with the team, Sergott laced up in 38 games with Watertown. He registered four points in his rookie season, scoring a goal while making three assists from the blue line.

Head coach and general manager of the Shamrocks, Casey Kirley, shares his excitement for Sergott.

“We’re proud of Noah for his commitment to Marian University. Noah has been great for us over the past two seasons. As a first-year player last season, he solidified his role as a mobile, hard-nosed defender. Since then, he has continued to develop his skill set and be a great puck-moving defenseman for us. This season, he has played a lot of critical minutes for us and also been a great leader for our younger players. Marian is getting a solid player and teammate, and we look forward to following Noah’s collegiate career.”

Sergott is one of 10 members of the Watertown Shamrocks to make a college ice hockey commitment.

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