Fargo Force trade deadline acquisition commits to UMass-Lowell
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Forward Kolin Sisson has committed to UMass-Lowell for the 2026-27 season, according to a social media post made by the team.
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“Sisson signs on,” the post read.
Sisson is a 19-year-old right-hand shot forward. He’s considered undersized at 5-foot-10 and 180 lbs, but produced well in the USHL despite that. The Lincoln, RI native grew up playing for Mt. St. Charles Academy and South Kent School for his youth development.
After his 16UAAA season with Mt. St. Charles, Sisson moved to Chicago to play for their 2023-24 team, where he averaged just under half a point per game. In his second season, he added ten more goals for a total of 18, and accumulated 27 points in 47 games, but also racked up a -22 rating.
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This season, Sisson took off. Now in his third year in the USHL, he found the scoring that had eluded him earlier in his Steel tenure, racking up 14 goals and 19 assists for 33 points in just 38 games with the Steel. By the trade deadline, he was Chicago’s leading scorer, and the Fargo Force ultimately traded for him. With Fargo, he added 24 points in 21 games for the best production of his USHL tenure, and tacked on six points in six playoff games, as well.
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Sisson was originally committed to Providence, but flipped his commitment in early April. He joins a Lowell team that hasn’t made it past the semifinal of the Hockey East tournament since the 2021-22 season.