Brock University Athletics

2010-11: This past season, Jory made one the most remarkable comebacks in hockey after suffering a severed vein in his neck in November 2008... after 22 months of rehabilitation, he returned to the lineup and put up some of the best numbers in school history...

Jory finished the regular season ranked among OUA leaders in games played (27 - 2nd), minutes played (1584:23 - 2nd), saves (668 - 2nd), shutouts (2 - tied for 1st) and victories (12 - tied for 4th)... posted a 2.84 GAA with an .899 SV%.. recorded a career high 40 saves versus the Laurier Golden Hawks on October 23, 2010... posted shutouts against the York Lions (October 24, 2010) and Guelph Gryphons (January 13, 2011)... for his performance he received the Nip O’Hearn Award as the Team’s Most Valuable Player... he was also the winner of the Dallas Beaton Award and finalist for Male Athlete of the Year.

2009-10: Missed the season due to injury.

2008-09: In his rookie campaign, Jory started in 15 regular season contests... posted a 6-9 record with a new Brock single season high 2.63 GAA... registered 356 saves with a career best .901 save percentage... in his first Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) game posted a shutout over the Ryerson Rams on October 9, 2008... also shutout the UOIT Ridgebacks on October 25, 2008... recorded a season high 39 saves versus the Laurier Golden Hawks on November 7, 2008.

Junior: Jory played two seasons in the Western Hockey League (WHL) from 2005-07 spending time with the Brandon Wheat Kings and Moose Jaw Warriors... in two seasons he posted a 15-17-2 record... recorded 1,081 saves with an .885 save percentage... in his final year of junior (2007-08) played with the Langley Chiefs of the BCHL... started in 38 regular season games posting a career best 24-12-1 record... registered 1008 saves with .897 save percentage and 3.88 GAA... in the playoffs recorded 12 victories with a 3.04 GAA leading Langley to the Coastal Conference finals... was named the Chiefs Most Valuable Player.