University of Alaska Fairbanks Athletics

One of the most prolific scorers in Alaska Nanooks hockey history, Keith Street helped usher the program into the NCAA Division I era with skill, toughness, and undeniable production. A native of Richmond, B.C., Street made an immediate impact as a freshman in 1985, tallying 30 points and quickly establishing himself as a threat against top-tier Division I competition. He followed that up with a 44-point sophomore campaign before exploding for 83 points in just 31 games as a junior—scoring 37 goals and adding 46 assists. His 157 career points rank eighth all-time in program history, despite playing only three seasons. Following his standout junior year, Street signed a professional contract with the Vancouver Canucks and went on to play for the Milwaukee Admirals and Anchorage Aces before retiring in 2001. His impact continues to resonate within the program, with the Nanooks' annual top scorer award named in his honor—a tribute to his lasting legacy on Alaska hockey.