The '03 native of Canada chose the Wolves, for what turned out to be his first and last season of junior hockey. In 46 total Eastern Hockey League (EHL) games this past year, Peretz notched 44 points to his credit on 15 goals and 29 assists.

"I'm very happy that Nat has committed to play college hockey," said Wolves head coach Tim Kunes. "He was a top offensive player for us this season and I know that Franklin Pierce will be getting a good player who can contribute right away."

To Kunes' point, three of Peretz's 15 goals stood as game-winners for the Wolves, as he proved that he could put his team on his back when called upon. Look no further for additional proof then his hat-trick in a victory over the Philadelphia Hockey Club on the final day of the December Showcase.

Overall, Peretz is the 48th player in league history to choose FPU, and is part of an eight-player class that the EHL is sending the Ravens this fall.

When he arrives on campus, Peretz will become new teammates with Max Banoun from the New York Apple Core, Todd Branish from the New Jersey 87's, Nick Tessier from the New Hampshire Avalanche, John Sterling from the Seahawks Hockey Club, and the trio of Nick Fish, Theo Jacobs, and Rocco Seery from the East Coast Wizards.

Learn more about the Wolves on the team's official website, and check out the full 2022-23 NCAA commitment list.