John Farinacci is an American Hockey player, played in two leagues over the course of his career. A skilled offensive player, he’ll play at Harvard for at least two years before becoming the pro.
He has not played in an IIHF event but served as a team captain for the USA at both the 2018 Hlinka Gretzky Cup and the 2017 Under-17 Five Nations.
He named to the 2020 ECAC All-Freshman team.
January 2021-Centering Team USA’s third line, Farinacci has an outstanding tournament at the 2021 World Junior Championship. Despite it being his first time in the tournament it did not faze Farinacci at all, with him showing confidence with the puck, beating defenders one-on-one or playing a dirty areas style and relying on his skill around the net to manufacture offense, get rebounds, and pull the game towards the slot.
He finished with five goals and seven points, helping the USA earn a gold medal. His seven points tied for twelfth in tournament scoring, with his five goals tying at fourth.
Farinacci was used to killing penalties and was excellent at faceoffs. Instead of returning to Muskegon in the USHL to finish the campaign, Farinacci plans to join some of his Harvard teammates in Tampa Bay to train with Brett Strot, who has worked with USA hockey.
John Farinacci’s girlfriend:
There isn’t any information about her girlfriend in our records.
John Farinacci’s age:
He is now 20 years old and he was born on Feb 14, 2001at Red Bank, NJ, USA.
John Farinacci’s height:
His height is 6’0″/183 cm.
John Farinacci’s Nationality:
He is from the USA so, he is an American.
How much John Farinacci’s salary is?
His salary is unknown.
Is John Farinacci active on Instagram?
Yes, he is on Instagram having 3775 followers, 711 following and 33 posts.
Career Highs:
Goals: 2 (VS.Yale, 11/16/19)
Assists: 2(at Colgate, 1/24/20)
Points: 2(5x, last at Colgate, 1/24/20)
Before Harvard:
Drafted by the Arizona Coyotes in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft (3rd Round, 76th overall) and ranked No. 35 among North American skaters on NHL Central Scouting’s final list prior to the 2019 NHL Entry Draft.
Member of the Dexter Southfield team the past two seasons, named captain for the 2018-19 season and appeared in 43 games notching 38 goals and 48 assists.
Named to the 2018-19 USA Today All-USA Boys Hockey First Team and played select games with the Muskegon Lumberjacks and the US NTDP U17 and U18 Teams over the past two seasons.