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Graf Creating His Own Path with Cedar Rapids

by AdminNovember 4, 2025November 3, 20250
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For Justin Graf, hockey has always been a family affair.

Growing up just outside Boston, he watched his older brother Collin rise through the ranks the hard way, moving from junior hockey in the NCDC to Union College, then to Quinnipiac, and eventually to the San Jose Sharks of the NHL.

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