2018-19: On the ice for all 29 games … tallied 23 goals and 25 assists on the season … collected one goal and two assists in a 10-0 win at King’s (Pa.) (10/26) … assisted two goals at Neumann in a 8-0 victory (10/27) … compiled one goal and two assists at Potsdam in a 3-0 win (11/10) … notched a season-high six points with three goals and three assists against Morrisville in a 9-0 win (11/16) … gained one goal and two assists in a 7-1 win against Morrisville (11/17) and in a 7-1 win against Elmira (11/20) … scored two goals at Amherst in a 4-1 victory (11/24) … accumulated two goals and one assist against Brockport in a 4-0 win (12/7) … netted two goals against Lebanon Valley in a 6-2 victory (1/11) … made two assists in a 5-0 win against Potsdam (1/26) … scored two goals at SUNY Canton in a 5-0 shutout victory (2/2) … notched one goal and two assists at Oswego in a 4-4 tie (2/9) … posted one goal and one assist at Brockport in a 6-3 win (2/15) … added one goal and one assist in a 5-2 win against Fredonia in the SUNYAC Semifinals (2/23) … collected one goal and one assist against Manhattanville in a 8-2 victory in the NCAA Quarterfinals (3/16) … earned First Team All-SUNYAC honors … named SUNYAC Player of the Year … named First Team AHCA All-American.

2017-18: Appeared in 29 games … totaled a team-high 39 points with 18 goals and 21 assists … tallied a goal and two assists against Neumann (10/27) … notched a two goals and an assist against Buffalo State (11/3) … added a goal and an assist at Morrisville (11/17) … notched a goal and provided an assist at Cortland (12/2) … compiled two assists against U. of New England (1/5) … scored twice and added an assist against Canton (2/3) … credited with a goal and an assist against Buffalo State (2/24) ... named First-Team All-SUNYAC ... voted Third-Team All-American. 

2016-17: Played in all 27 games of the season … led the team and finished third in the nation with 23 goals … tied for 39th nationally 35 points … tied for eighth on the team with 12 assists … assisted one goal at Nazareth for a 3-2 win (10/28) … scored his first collegiate hat trick against Cortland in a 11-2 victory (11/4) … made one goal in a 8-5 win at Canton (11/12) … compiled two goals and one assist against Brockport in a 6-2 victory (11/19) … completed two goals and one assist at Bowdoin in a 7-4 win (11/26) … had one goal at Colby in a 4-3 victory (11/27) … scored one goal in a 3-0 win against Fredonia (12/2) … posted one goal at Buffalo State in a 4-1 loss (12/3) … notched one goal and one assist in a 5-4 victory at Plattsburgh (12/9) … had one goal and one assist in a 3-2 win at Potsdam (12/10) … completed one goal and one assist in a 2-2 tie against Elmira (1/7) … assisted one goal against Lebanon Valley for a 7-2 win (1/13) … scored one goal against Stevenson in a 6-2 victory (1/14) … made one assist at Cortland for a 7-4 win (1/20) … added one assist in a 3-2 loss against Hobart (1/24) … finished with two goals and one assist against Morrisville for a 8-1 victory (1/28) … compiled one goal and one assist against Buffalo State in a 3-0 win (2/11) … had his second hat trick of the season along with one assist in a 8-0 victory against Potsdam (2/18) … scored the two goals against Plattsburgh in the SUNYAC semifinal in a 5-2 loss (2/25) … named SUNYAC Rookie of the Year … voted All-SUNYAC Second Team.

Prior to Geneseo: Played for the Jersey Hitmen under head coach Toby Harris … played with current Geneseo teammate, David Szmyd, during the 2015-16 season ... member of back-to-back USPHL Champion teams in 2014-15 and 2015-16.

Personal: Conlan “Keens” Patrick Keenan was born and raised in Rochester, N.Y. … parents are Brian and Paula (deceased) … has one younger sister, Mackenzie … majoring in communication with a minor in Arabic … enjoys playing golf and watching hockey… favorite athletic-related moment was winning the SUNYAC championship in front of a home crowd … started playing hockey at age four after he saw the sport on television … favorite professional sports team is the Detroit Red Wings … favorite professional athlete is Pavel Datsyuk … credits his father as having the most influence on his athletic career because he “always looks on the positive side and is constantly supportive.”