2021-22 (Sr)
• Alternate Captain
• CCHA All-Academic Team
One of seven Beavers to appear in all 39 games during the 2021-22 season... Finished second on the team with 42 points off 16 goals and 26 assists... His 42 points this season were second only to linemate Owen Sillinger
for most points in a single season in BSU's Division I era... Led the team with a +12 rating on the ice... Finished 10th in the CCHA in scoring and tied for ninth in assists... Key member of the Beavers' top power-play unit that finished second in the CCHA with a percentage of .257 and scored three power-play goals... Key member of a Beaver penalty kill unit that finished third in the CCHA with a penalty kill percentage of .805 and tied for the team lead with two short-handed goals... Scored two game-winning goals against Bowling Green Oct. 30 and at Arizona State Nov. 24... Line of L. Sillinger, O. Sillinger and Alex Ierullo combined for 50 goals and 42.4 percent of the team's goals (50-of-118)... Second on the team with 11 shots on goal and second with a .144 shooting percentage... Blocked 18 shots and totaled 28 penalty minutes... Finished his BSU career with 136 career games and 11th on BSU's career scoring list during the DI era with 96 career points off 36 goals and 60 assists... His 60 assists are ninth most in BSU's DI history... Following the season, he signed a ATO contract to play with the AHL's Ontario Reign.
2020-21 (Jr)
• WCHA All-Academic Team
Posted a team-leading and career-high 23 points (7g-16a) in 26 games as a junior. In addition to leading the team with a career-best 16 helpers, he matched a single-season high he established as a sophomore with seventh goals. He totaled a team-high five multi-point games, including a career-high three helpers in a 7-2 victory at Ferris State Feb. 6. Four of his seven tallies stood as game-winners to lead the team. Ierullo's +8 plus/minus rating was tops among all forwards. A key piece to BSU's power-play unit, he led the team with six points (1g-5a) on the man advantage, which included a BSU-best five helpers. His 63 shots on goal was god for second on the team, while he capped the first wound of the WCHA playoffs matching a career-high six shots on goal. He added 11 blocked shots, which included a career-best three in a 5-2 loss to Lake Superior State March 3.
2019-20 (So)
• WCHA All-Academic Team
Ierullo netted 21 points (7g-14a) to finish fifth on the team in scoring as a sophomore... Recorded an assist in each games in the season-opening series versus St. Cloud State and went on to recorded nine points (1g-8a) in the Beavers' first 12 games... BSU was 14-1-4 when Ierullo netted a point... Posted three multi-point efforts and recorded a season-long four-game point streak (1g-3a) stretching from Feb. 14-22... Scored one of BSU's five short-handed goals... He had a season-high of five shots against Minnesota State (Feb. 29), along with a season-best three blocked shots against Bowling Green (Feb. 1)... Finished the season with a +10 plus/minus rating.
2018-19 (Fr)
Ierullo appeared in 31-of-38 games for Bemidji State... Totaled six goals and three assists for nine points with 36 shots on goal... His first collegiate point came as an goal in his second game, a 3-1 win at Alaska-Anchorage (Nov. 3)... He recorded his first assist in an 8-3 victory versus Merrimack (Nov. 9)... Tallied the game-winning goal against Alabama-Huntsville (Dec. 7)... Contributed his first multi-point effort with a goal and an assist to help BSU to a 3-3 draw at Ferris State (Feb. 8)... Ended the season with a -1 plus/minus rating and 11 blocked shots.
Prior to BSU
Ierullo played three seasons in the OJHL for the Newmarket Hurricanes. In 153 games over three junior hockey seasons, he totaled 134 points on 51 goals and 83 assists. He averaged 1.27 points per game in his final season for Newmarket. Netting 41 assists, he led the Hurricanes and ranked 11th in the OJHL, while his 25 goals was second among his teammates and also placed him among the top 20 scorers in the OJHL. He led Newmarket to the postseason to cap three straight season, including following a 33-14-6-1 regular-season record to finish second in the North Division of the OJHL's East Conference. He would go on to net 13 points (6g-7a) in 12 playoff games that season.
Personal
Born May 30, 1997 to Franca Ierullo... He is a business finance major at BSU.
Career Highs
Goals: 2, 3x last at Michigan Tech (03/12/22)
Assists: 3, x2 last vs Lake Superior State (2/6/21)
Points: 3, x2 last at Lake Superior State (11/12/21)
SOG: 7, at Michigan Tech (01/28/22)
PIM: 8 vs Lake Superior State (3/3/21)
