games. His total of 110 assists puts him in seventh all-time in the team?s record books. The Trenton, Michigan native said the added experience is the main reason why he decided to complete his four year term at Notre Dame, even after the Senators selected him in the seventh round of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft, 211th overall. ?I don?t think I was ready to make the step right after I was drafted,? he said. ?The good thing about college is that it gives you a few years to develop and become a better player.? That experience certainly seems to have helped the 24 year-old in his first season with the Senators. In 23 games with the big club, Condra has six goals and five assists, including a pair of two-goal games against Philadelphia and New Jersey, respectively. He has also been an important part of head coach Cory Clouston?s penalty killing unit, which has killed off 81 of its last 85 shorthanded situations. Condra said playing hockey for a Division I school also helped him learn to deal with the added attention that goes along with being a professional athlete. Regardless of the situation, he said people never passed up a chance to speak with a member of the famed Fighting Irish. ?It?s unbelievable. You?re always in the limelight and it?s a lot like playing at the pro level because there is so much media attention,? he said. ?Coming from such a nationally known school as Notre Dame, sometimes