Robert Morris University Athletics

2019-20 | Senior Season
- Saw action in 36 of 37 contests for RMU including all three playoff games vs. Holy Cross
- Finished second overall in both goals with nine and points with 21
- Posted a new career-high in scoring 
- Enjoyed a seven-game point streak from 10/19-11/16
- Led all forwards in +/- with a +8 rating
- Scored in RMU's final game of the year in series-clinching win over Holy Cross
- Fired 74 shots on goal, fifth-most on team

2018-19 | Junior Season
- Played in 38 of 40 games, missing action only due to injury
- Contributed nine points (5g, 4a) while getting heavy minutes on the penalty kill
- Ranked tied for 10th on the team with five goals, more than doubling his previous NCAA total of two
- Scored two four-on-four goals and added a short-handed tally Dec. 29 at American International
- Netted four points (2g, 2a) in a six-game stretch between Jan. 18 and Feb. 15
- Assisted on the game-tying goal in pivotal Game 3 of the Atlantic Hockey quarterfinals March 17 at Bentley 

2017-18 | Sophomore Season
- Dressed for 33 of 41 games, chipping in four points (one goal), all at even strength
- Scored his lone goal of the year Jan. 26 at AIC
- Competed in four of the seven Atlantic Hockey playoff games, including the AHC semifinal and final

2016-17 | Freshman Season
- Played in 26 of 38 games, scoring six points (one goal) and recording a plus-2 rating
- Scored two of those points (1g, 1a) on the power play
- Netted his first NCAA point, an assist, Oct. 21 at Canisius
- Scored a season-best three points, including his first RMU goal, Feb. 26 vs. Niagara

Pre-RMU Highlights:
The Moon Township native skated in 49 games for the Muskegon Lumberjacks in the United States Hockey League during the 2015-16 season, scoring nine points (3g, 6a). The season previous, Coleman played 55 games for the Keystone Ice Miners in the North American Hockey League, under then head coach & GM Michael Gershon, who is now an assistant coach at RMU. Coleman had 30 points (5g, 25a) for Keystone that season. After playing two seasons with Moon High, Coleman lit up the scoreboard in two years with the Pittsburgh Penguins Elite program, scoring 68 points total, 22 of those goals.