Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Athletics

2014-15: Assistant captain ... Played 35 games ... Career high seven assists including four in league play ... 32 shots on goal ... 18 penalties for 47 minutes ... Assisted on Chris Bradley's game-winner in Rensselaer's 5-2 win at Princeton ...

2013-14: Played 36 games ... Two goals and three assists for five points ... 13 penalties for 40 minutes ... One power play goal ... Two goals and one assist in 21 league games ... Scored first career goal in 7-1 win at Dartmouth (11/2) ...

2012-13: Played 36 games ... Five assists ... Twelve penalties for 35 minutes ... Three assists in 21 ECAC Hockey contests ... First career point in 4-2 win over Mercyhurst (11/16) ... ECAC Hockey All-Academic ...

2011-12: Played 21 games ... Assessed eight penalties for 27 minutes ... Played in four ECAC Hockey contests ... ECAC Hockey All-Academic ...

Before Rensselaer: Played for Dubuque Fighting Saints of United States Hockey League (USHL) ... Coached by former Rensselaer assistant coach Jim Montgomery ... Assistant captain in 2010-11 ... Two goals with nine assists for 11 points in 52 games ... Assessed 136 penalty minutes ... Team won 2010-11 Clark Cup as USHL Champions ... Attended Notre Dame High School ... Member of hockey, track & field and lacrosse teams ...

Personal: Business and Management major ... Dean's List ... Son of Denise and Rich Curadi ... Father played hockey at Iona College ... Last name is pronounced kerr-RAH-dee.

On attending Rensselaer: "To play hockey for a great program and to help make it even better. I also felt RPI was a place I could call home for my college career, on and off the ice." - January 2014

Benefits of undergraduate community at Rensselaer: "I get to see what it means to be a student-athlete at a great school and all the responsibilities with that." - January 2014

Senior Reflection: "You never really know how much you can grow as a person and as an athlete until your four years of college come to a close.  I am extremely fortunate to have experienced these last four years of my life as an RPI Engineer.  When you come in as a freshman there is a learning curve that happens.  “New places, new faces.”  You are nervous about tomorrow because there is so much coming at you every day.  Coming from junior hockey, there’s another added aspect: school.  (You forget that you are a STUDENT-athlete.)  But as time goes on, the guys on your team, and in your class more specifically, become your closest friends. As an RPI Hockey player, we have all lived together, gone through many ups and many downs.  More importantly, we’ve grown up together.  We’ve supported each other on and off the ice, through good and bad. I can specifically remember in August of 2011 talking to Schroeder and Laliberte, my roommates freshman year, about how excited we were to have four years of hockey and “college life” ahead of us. As this chapter of my life comes to a close, I will miss everything we do on a daily basis, but I am forever grateful that I was able to have it all happen at RPI The faculty member who I am lucky to have helped me and pleased to know is Mr. Bob Conway.  “Bobby C” as he is known to the boys, worked tirelessly each week for us to make sure we were on the straight and narrow for our academics . Mr. Conway did everything from helping us work out our class schedules to simply asking how our day or week was going. He truly cared about us as college kids, not making it ever seem like it was his job but that he wanted to make us better people.  For that, I am most fortunate to have Bobby C in my life as a mentor in my academic career." - March 2015