Hofseth helped propel the Griffins to season-opening victories against Molloy and Alderson Broaddus.
He scored four goals on 10 shots unleashed against Molloy in his season debut. He also had three assists as Seton Hill’s offensive assault included a 59-20 edge in the shot department.
Hofseth helped SHU continue to dominate league play with one goal, six assists and three caused turnovers in the team’s Great Midwest opener against Alderson Broaddus.
The talented attack combined for five goals and nine assists as he continued his pace as the conference’s career all-time leading goal scorer.
Hofseth has 59 since 2017 and his assist total currently is tied for seventh (24).
Hofseth entered 2019 ranked No. 2 in Great Midwest history in points scored. He now has 142 to trail former teammate Jack Moran (150).