Eamon McAdam grew up in Perkasie, PA. He went to and played briefly for the Pennridge Rams Ice hockey team in goal. Between his freshman and sophomore years, he played sparingly behind senior goalie, Michael White. After tenth grade, McAdam moved onto playing juniors playing briefly for the NAHL Austin Bruins, and then onto the USHL in Iowa for the Waterloo Blackhawks. Before moving, Eamon started his youth hockey playing for the Hatfield Ice Dogs, and then Team Comcast. He spent his first season in Iowa primarily as a practice player, but played regularly for two seasons after.

In 2013 McAdam earned MVP honors at the USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game … In 2012 he participated in the 2012 USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game … Three-year member of the Waterloo Blackhawks of the United States Hockey League (2010-13) … In 2012-13, posted a 17-9-3 regular-season record with an .896 save percentage, a 3.45 goals-against average and two shutouts … Compiled a 0-1 postseason record … Led the U.S. Junior Select Team to the gold medal at the 2012 World Junior A Challenge in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia … Served as the goalie of record in each game as Team USA went undefeated (4-0-0-0) … Led Waterloo to the silver medal at the 2012 Junior Club World Cup in Omsk, Russia … Named the tournament’s best goalie … In 58 career USHL regular-season games, notched a 30-18-3 record with an .891 save percentage, a 3.47 goals-against average and two shutouts.

In the 2013 NHL entry draft Eamon was selected in the third round, seventieth overall by the New York Islanders.

In his first season at PSU, 2013-14, he finished his freshman campaign with a 0-9-0 record in 10 starts … Compiled an .882 save percentage and a 4.09 goals-against average … Made first career appearance against Air Force Oct. 18 … Turned aside a career-high 42 shots against Minnesota Jan. 12 … Started a season-high three straight games Jan. 18-31 … Attended the New York Islanders Development Camp prior to the season.

As a sophomore in the 2014-15 season McAdam made 12 appearances with 11 starts, leading the team with a .910 save percentage and posting a 5-4-1 record with a 3.13 goals-against average … Had six games of 30 saves or more … Made season debut in team’s ninth game of the season, allowing a lone goal in 31:13 of action at No. 4 UMass Lowell (Nov. 14), saving 17 shots … Started the next night against No. 4 UMass Lowell (Nov. 15), anchoring the program’s first win over a top five team by making 24 saves with just one goal allowed, earning first career win … Started the following weekend and made 38 saves in a 3-2 victory at Michigan (Nov. 21) … Posted 22 saves in a 5-2 win at Wisconsin (Dec. 5) … Started and made 35 saves in a 4-1 victory over Ohio State (Jan. 10) … Stopped 33 Michigan State (Jan. 16) shots in a 2-2 tie … Tallied a season-high 41 saves, one shy of career-high, in a 6-4 win over Michigan (March 6), tallying the program’s first goaltender point with an assist … Named to the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

As a junior in the 2015-16 season AS A JUNIOR IN 2015-16 he was named to the All-Big Ten Second Team … Named a Mike Richter Award nominee for nation’s top goaltender … Played in a career-high 22 games, amassing 1210 minutes of action and posted career-bests in GAA (2.98), saves (631), save percentage (.913) and won a school-record 13 games (13-8-1) … Tallied a program-record three assists for a goalie, which was tied for the nation’s lead … Posted 11 games of 30 saves or more and two games with at least 40 saves … Opened season with a 6-1 victory by saving 27 shots at Canisius (Oct. 10) … Won the next two starts in 5-3 victories over Notre Dame (Oct. 17) and AIC (Oct. 24) … Notched back-to-back 30-save performances in a loss to St. Lawrence (Oct. 30, 35 saves) and a win over Sacred Heart (Nov. 13, 36 saves) … Made 19 stops in a 5-2 win at Alaska Anchorage (Nov. 20) … Earned first collegiate shutout with a 4-0 showing against Vermont (Nov. 29) in Philadelphia by making 30 saves … Named Big Ten First Star of the Week (Dec. 1) … Began the season 7-1-0 with a 28-save showing in a 6-1 drubbing of Michigan State (Dec. 5) … Posted 40-save game while battling a groin injury in a 3-2 overtime win over Minnesota (Jan. 8) … Earned ninth win of the season with 39 stops in a 4-1 win over Wisconsin (Jan. 16) and adding an assist on a short-handed goal … Made a career-high 43 saves in a loss to Michigan (Jan. 30) at Madison Square Garden and dished an assist … Won school-record 10th win of the season by making 34 saves in Penn State’s first victory at Mariucci Arena over Minnesota (Feb. 6) … Tallied third assist of the season, made 34 saves in a 2-2 tie at Michigan State (Feb. 13), picking up the extra league point with a 1-0 shootout win … Improved to 11-4-1 by saving 33-of-34 shots faced in a win over Ohio State (Feb. 19) … Started final six games of the season, a career-high, beginning with a win at Wisconsin (March 4) by making 26 stops … Made 35 saves and earned 13th win of the year in the Big Ten Quarterfinals vs. Wisconsin (March 17) … Named Academic All-Big Ten.

After his junior season, McAdam chose to forego his senior year in order to report to the Bridgeport Sound Tigers, the New York Islanders’ farm team for the American Hockey League. Since then he’s moved around playing in several different leagues in the United States before moving on to play overseas, where he currently plays in United Kingdom for the Sheffield Steelers in the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL).

RS ScoringRS Goalie Stats
SeasonTeamLgeGPAPIMMinGAENSOGAAWLTSvsPct
2010-11Austin BruinsNAHL90450628003.322422650.904
2010-11Waterloo Black HawksUSHL40019011003.48220870.888
2011-12Waterloo Black HawksUSHL2300114967003.5011705020.882
2012-13Waterloo Black HawksUSHL31101806104023.4517938950.896
2013-14Pennsylvania State UBig-10100255738004.090902830.882
2014-15Pennsylvania State UBig-10121265334003.135413420.910
2015-16Pennsylvania State UBig-102232121060012.9813816310.913
2015-16Bridgeport Sound TigersAHL100606006.00010290.829
2016-17Missouri MavericksECHL170094349013.1211315320.916
2016-17Bridgeport Sound TigersAHL2600140768102.9015805900.897
2017-18Bridgeport Sound TigersAHL90239018102.775201680.903
2017-18Worcester RailersECHL29010169080502.84131068130.910
2018-19Newfoundland GrowlersECHL1900109848222.6210524920.911
2018-19Toronto MarliesAHL1910108454012.999914690.897
2019-20Adirondack ThunderECHL400122324126723.251519410550.893
2020-21Jacksonville IcemenECHL80045119002.534222040.915
2021-22Esbjerg EfB IshockeyDenmark173049000.005220.914
2022-23Guildford FlamesEIHL3200192596002.99211109400.907
2023-24Guildford FlamesEIHL30012179075022.51141508490.919
2024-25Guildford FlamesEIHL2700160783003.10121508540.911
2025-26Sheffield SteelersEIHL

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