Anchorage Wolverines blueliner Brock Devlin has been named the NAHL Defenseman of the Year.

Devlin, a Mission Viejo native and two-year Wolverines veteran, dominated from the blue line and led all defensemen with 67 total points during the regular season. Devlin led all skaters in the regular season with 55 assists and found the back of the net 12 times.

The Dartmouth commit more than tripled his offensive production in every category from last season to this year and averaged 1.24 points per game through 54 regular-season games.

“The Anchorage Wolverines are proud to congratulate Brock Devlin on being named the 2024-25 NAHL Defenseman of the Year. Brock has been a silent leader whose actions consistently speak louder than words,” said Anchorage GM Merit Waldrop. “He leads by example in every facet of the game, earning the respect of teammates, coaches, and opponents alike. His elite hockey IQ, exceptional skating ability, and relentless compete level have made him one of the premier defensemen in junior hockey.”

Waldrop explained the impact of Devlin in the Anchorage locker room and community.

“Brock is a very impressive person who made a lasting impact in our locker room and throughout the Anchorage community,” said Waldrop. “We’ve been incredibly fortunate to have a player of his caliber and character represent the Wolverines. As he prepares to take the next step in his journey at Dartmouth, we wish him nothing but success. The sky is truly the limit for Brock Devlin, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for him.”

Back home, Devlin played for the San Diego Saints, Anaheim Jr. Ducks and Santa Margarita Catholic High School.

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— NAHL Staff

(June 7, 2025)