Cornell University Athletics

2024-25 | JUINIOR SEASON
Appeared in five games, logging pair of starts against Princeton (Jan. 17) and RPI (March 1) … had 2-0-0 record with 0.86 goals-against average and .958 save percentage, stopping 68 of 71 shots faced … posted first collegiate shutout and point (assist) in regular-season finale against RPI (March 1), becoming sixth Cornell player in program history to have a point in a shutout (Errol McKibbon – Nov. 30, 1962; Ken Dryden – Nov. 23, 1968; Jim Crozier – Nov. 9, 1990; Ben Scrivens – March 9, 2008; Matthew Galajda – March 22, 2019) … stopped season-high 23 saves in victory against Princeton (Jan. 17) ... concluded season with shutout streak of 85:15, the longest streak of his collegiate career ... named to 2025 ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team.

2023-24 | SOPHOMORE SEASON
Made two appearances, one of which was a start ... logged 0-2-0 record with a 3.67 goals-against average and .863 save percentage ... lone start came against Princeton (Nov. 18), stopping 22 shots in overtime loss to Tigers ... stopped 22 shots in relief against Quinnipiac (Nov. 17).

2022-23 | FRESHMAN SEASON
Appeared in five games, earning a pair of starts ... finished campaign with 1-1-1 record, 3.10 goals-against average, and .852 save percentage (52 saves on 61 shots) ... made first collegiate start in debut against Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 29), allowing four goals on 15 shots in 40 minutes of action ... stopped season-high 17 shots en route to earning first collegiate victory over Brown (Nov. 19) ... saved 16 shots in 45 minutes of relief against Colgate (Feb. 11).

PRIOR TO CORNELL
Spent two seasons with Des Moines Buccaneers of United States Hockey League (USHL), where he posted 24-29-5 record with a 2.94 goals-against average and .896 save percentage ... represented Team USA at 2022 IIHF World Junior Championships in Edmonton, Alberta, in Aug. 2022, where he made lone appearance off bench against Austria in preliminary round action, stopping all four shots during his 20 minutes between the pipes ... attended Hill-Murray School, where he was three-year letterwinner and won a state championship ... two-time All-Conference selection and named Metro Goalie of the Year and All-Metro First Team in senior year at Hill-Murray ... also earned three varsity letters in tennis, serving as captain in senior year.

PERSONAL
Remington Derrick Keopple is the son of Aaron and Joy Keopple, and has a sister, Mariah, who played on Princeton's women's hockey team from 2018-23 ... joins Evan Salmela as the lone players in Cornell program history to hail from Wisconsin ... enrolled in the SC Johnson School of Business.