A rookie forward, Brock Bradford began his professional career just a few short months ago, debuting in a Monsters sweater. This left winger hails from Burnaby, British Columbia. Drafted by the Boston Bruins in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, Bradford was a student-athlete at Boston College for four years. He became a free agent after his senior year when the Bruins decided not to sign him. This allowed Bradford to search for other options which gave him the opportunity to sign an AHL pact with the Monsters this season.

During his senior year with the Eagles, Bradford recorded 42 points (25G, 17A) and served as the team's captain. Thus far in the Monsters 2009-10 season, Bradford has put up three multi-point games and has a total of 15 points (8G, 7A). Bradford is one of six rookies on the Monsters roster this season and is second to only Ryan Stoa in rookie scoring on the team.

Highlights:

• October 3rd: Registered first point as a professional with an assist in the 3-2 overtime victory against Rochester.

• October 17th: Notched first multi-point game of the season (2A) in 5-2 win against Manitoba.

• October 30th: Scored first goal as a professional in 5-4 shootout victory against Peoria.

• November 6th: Recorded second multi-point game of the season (1G, 1A) in 3-2 loss against Toronto.

• December 1st: Put up third multi-point game of the season (2G) in 6-2 win against Grand Rapids.