By Kris Smith
The centerman from New Canaan, Connecticut joined the Stars in 2018, after icing for Brown University in the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) during the previous season.
During his four years at Brown, Corcoran made 110 appearances and scored 54 points and in his final year, he featured in 31 games, scoring four goals and assisting seven times.
Charlie had been playing hockey for over nine years when he signed with the Stars and would make his professional debut when he arrived in Tayside.
The five-foot-ten-inch forward begun his career back in 2008 in the American youth leagues before he joined Berkshire School, who play in the United States Preparatory League.
Three seasons later, Corcoran then chose to join Brown University in 2014 and he would spend the next four years competing in the NCAA.
In the 2018-2019 season, Charlie played on 68 occasions for the Stars and scored 54 points (16 + 38), while racking up 10 penalty minutes.
Corcoran was quick to show off his offensive skill and soon became a fan favourite after continually impressing the Stars faithful night after night.
However, at the end of the season, the now 25-year-old moved on but would end up back in the Elite League with Coventry Blaze, where he had an identical score record, as he again put up 52 league points.
Next-up in our ‘Look Back’ series we will be bringing you a special Stats of the Stars for the 2018-2019 season and it will be available here at 12pm tomorrow.
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