India McDadi

Class:
Junior
Position:
Forward
Height:
5-4
Shoots:
L
Hometown:
Mississauga, Ont.
Previous Team:
Philadelphia Jr. Flyers 19U
High School:
Cardinal O'Hara (Pa.)

2024-25: Appeared in all 30 games and was tied for first on the team with 15 assists ... Finished the year tied for second on the team with 21 points, adding six goals ... Had four multi-point games on the season ... Finished the season opener with three assists against Franklin Pierce (Oct. 18) ... Had a goal and an assist in a win at Harvard (Nov. 2) ... Scored a goal and had two assists in at win at Clarkson (Jan. 18) ... Picked up a goal and an assist in a win against Rensselaer (Feb. 1).

2023-24: Skated in all 32 games as a sophomore forward and finished the season with nine goals and 15 assists for 24 points … Led the team in assists and ranked second in goals, points, and shots (92) … Recorded two goals, including the game-winner, in Brown’s season-opening win over Holy Cross (Oct. 13) … Added two goals and an assist in the win over Dartmouth (Oct. 27) … Recorded a goal and assist in Brown’s 2-0 win over Union (Nov. 11) … Added two assists in three consecutive wins against New Hampshire (Dec. 10) and RIT (Jan. 5-6) … Scored twice against Union (Feb. 2) to cap a four-game point streak.

2022-23: Named to the ECAC All-Academic Team ... Appeared in all 29 games for the Bears ... Led the team with 10 assists ... Added three goals for 13 points ... Second on the team in points ... Second on the team with 74 shots ... Scored one power-play goal ... First-career goal was at Stonehill (Oct. 22) ... Tallied goals at Penn State (Nov. 14) and at Union (Feb. 4) ... Assists were at Harvard (Oct. 29), against Holy Cross (Nov. 22), at Providence (Nov. 26), against Union (Dec. 9), at Clarkson (Jan. 7), at Princeton (Jan. 21), two at RPI (Feb. 3), at Cornell (Feb. 10) and against Harvard (Feb. 17).

Before Brown: Member of the U19 Philadelphia Junior Flyers, helping the team to the finals of the 2022 USA Hockey Nationals while serving as team captain…Member of the 2020 Mississauga Hurricanes that were ranked No. 2 in Canada U17, won the LLFHL Division title, and finished runner-up in two national tournaments while playing as a U21 team…Selected for the 2016 OWHA U16 camp…Also played high school boys baseball; named baseball team’s MVP as a freshman…Honor roll student...Graduated with a 4.0 GPA…Peel Regional Speech Competition winner.

Personal: Daughter of Jennifer Kennedy and Hatem McDadi…Has two siblings, Bodi and Kye…Her father, Hatem is a former Canadian national champion and ATP ranked tennis player ... Concentrating in Economics.

Why Brown?: “I choose Brown because I think I will develop as a player and a person. I really liked the coaching staff and it felt like home. And I will graduate with a great education.”