Cornell University Athletics

Sophomore Season — 2011-12
Brisson saw part-time duty, but still managed to notch his first two collegiate goals while improving on his point total from his freshman campaign. His first tally came when he alertly jumped into a line rush on a delayed penalty Jan. 14 at Princeton, wristing a shot past the Tigers' Mike Condon late in the second period. Brisson's second career two-point game came less than a month later in a Feb. 3 game at first-place Union. He had the primary assist on Greg Miller's goal in the middle frame, then scored on a shot from the point 1:40 later to give the Big Red a two-goal lead. Brisson finished the season with a plus-1 rating, ensuring that all eight blueliners on the roster finished better than even in plus/minus. 

Freshman Season — 2010-11
Brisson appeared in 27 games on the year for the Big Red, collecting four points on four assists. He picked up his first career point on Dec. 29 in the overtime loss to St. Cloud State, then added a pair of assists in Cornell's 2-1 win at Princeton on Jan. 7 for his first career multi-point game. Brisson then capped his scoring for the season with an assist in the clinching game three victory against Quinnipiac in the ECAC Hockey quarterfinal round on March 13. Brisson missed a month of action in the beginning of the season after suffering an injury on Nov. 6 at Clarkson, returning to action to face Alabama-Huntsville on Dec. 3 and 4 at Lynah Rink.

Career Highs

Goals	1 (two times)	last at Union, 2/4/12
Assists	2	at Princeton, 1/7/11
Points	2 (two times)	last at Union, 2/4/12
Shots	2 (five times)	last vs. Harvard, 3/16/12
Penalties	2	vs. Harvard, 1/21/12
Penalty Minutes	4	vs. Harvard, 1/21/12

Before Cornell
Brisson spent the 2009-10 season with the Omaha Lancers of the USHL, winning the West Division regular-season crown. He earned the league’s defensive player of the week award once during the season, scoring four points in two games in mid-December. For the year, Brisson appeared in 55 of Omaha’s 60 games, scoring 22 points on five goals and 17 assists with a +13 rating and accumulating 55 minutes in penalties. Of his 22 points, seven came on the power play in the form of one goal and six assists, while two of his goals were game-winners. Despite being one of the youngest players in the league, Brisson ranked third on the team in scoring among defensemen.

Personal
Mathieu Hubert Brisson is the son of Mario Brisson and Line Lafontaine and has two older sisters. He is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Brisson's Career Statistics

Year	GP	Goals	Assists	Points	+/-	PIM	PPG	SHG	GWG
2010-11	27	0	4	4	-5	12	0	0	0
2011-12	15	2	3	5	+1	10	0	0	0
Totals	42	2	7	9	-4	22	0	0	0