Peter Jacobs Commits to University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

Aug 23, 2021

Austin, Minn. – Bruins forward, Peter Jacobs has announced his commitment to play college hockey at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, the Bruins announced on Monday.

Jacobs, 21, spent two seasons in Austin after being picked up from his T1EHL AAA team, the Colorado Rampage, where he played for three seasons. While playing for the Bruins, Jacobs racked up 22 goals, and 31 assists for a total of 53 points in his 107 games played.

“Austin was a great town and community to play juniors in. My experience there has no doubt prepared me to play at the college level,” Jacobs states.

The Carlsbad, California native had a history of being a captain on the teams he played for. As he had held an alternate captain position for three out of the four seasons leading up to his time in Austin. One of those seasons being with the San Diego Jr. Gulls AAA 16U team, and two of them being with the Colorado Rampage 18U AAA squad. That other year he held the captain position on the Colorado Rampage 16U AAA team. Jacobs’ first year in the black and gold was his first season in four years where he did not hold a captain status, but the following season in 2020-2021, he earned his spot as an alternate captain once again.

“I am grateful for everything I learned from my coaches and teammates, and I appreciate my time with the Bruins. But I am now very excited for the next chapter at Eau Claire. I cannot wait to meet all the boys, get the season going, and live with former Bruin Kyle Oleksiuk as well!” says Jacobs.

The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire had an abbreviated season in 2020-21, finishing the regular season 4-2-1, then falling to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point in overtime by a score of 2-1 in the first round of the playoffs. That was coming off a championship year for Eau Claire in 2019-20, as they managed to go 19-4-2 in the regular season. The Blugolds then took down the University of Wisconsin-Superior and the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point to win the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championship.