Merrimack added another piece to his future Forward group on Tuesday when he was born in 2008 Caden Dabrowski announced his dedication to the Warriors.
The Crystal Lake, ill., Native has been a score machine at every stop. Dabrowski, mentioned on 5-foot-10, 170 pounds, stacked flashy songs last season with the Chicago Mission 16U AAA team, ending with 86 points (51 goals, 35 assists) in 67 games. His 51 goals and 86 points led the team in both categories.
The Dubuque Fighting Saints saw enough to get him in the fourth round of the USHL entry 2025, giving Dabrowski a Tier I Junior option before he arrives in North Andover.
With his dedication, Merrimack now has five attackers in his ’08 class – a group that already looks like one of the most promising of the program in recent memory. It continues a trend for the Warriors, which have focused aggressive high-end scorers early in the recruitment cycle. The Warriors made similar movements with Jack Good (’06), Luke Goukler ’06), Gavin Clark (’08), and Easton Danault (’08), Just to name a few. That is a strategy that is more reminiscent of Hockey East Powers such as Boston University and Boston College than Merrimack teams from the past.
For the sake of clarity, there is no relationship between Caden and 2007 born Merrimack reciprocity Matthew Dabrowski.
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