While teammate Jack Moran deservedly has earned the spotlight for his numbers compiled over the last two seasons, Maloni emerged to the forefront in one of Seton Hill’s biggest wins in the season to date.
The sophomore led all players in the league in points accumulated over the last week with 12 as he recorded seven goals and five assists.
SHU tallied 28 goals in a win against Davis & Elkins before adding 18 more against seventh-ranked Lake Erie.
Maloni had eight points against the Storm with five goals and three assists, including the game-winning shot. He scored on five of his six shots attempted and all were on target as he played out the entirety of the match.
Against D&E, Maloni had four points with a balanced two goals and a pair of assists as he added four shots, all on goal.
Maloni ranks second on Seton Hill in total points with 41 (18 G and 23 A). The skilled attack is ranked fourth in the league in points per game (3.73).