
There he will join former Bandits' forward Pat Galivan who is currently a freshman with the Broncos.
Gill, from Northfield, Minn., is the third Bandit this year to commit to a Division I school. Earlier this season, Pat Maroon committed to Ferris State University while Jason Weeks will be attending Canisius College.
The 21-year-old Gill will be the 23rd Bandit in their short three-year history to play college hockey.
In 29 games this year, the 6-foot-2, 190-pound Gill is 22-6-1 with five shutouts, tied for tops in the NAHL, a 2.02 goals-against average (second) and a .932 save percentage (second).
"We believed in Riley and he believed in our program, and it has paid off with a scholarship to play college hockey" said Texarkana coach-GM Jon Cooper." I truly believe Western Michigan is getting the best goalie playing junior hockey today."
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