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Re: Maine Hockey 2013-2014 - Red White Bleeding Blue...
According to the USHL website, Pecararo is 5'11-164lbs. Vesey and Widmar are also listed at 6'1 and 6'2 respectively.
Originally posted by BlackI
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The biggest incoming forward is the transfer Andrew Tegeler. He is 6'2" and 200 lbs. He transferred from UMass and in between played a season with Vernon Vipers of BCHL. I am not sure, but it seems like he would be considered a junior with two years left to play in NCAA.
Nolan Vesey is listed as 6' and 175 lbs. Joe Widmar is listed as 6' 205 lbs. And as you mentioned Jack Musil is listed as 6'1" and 175 lbs. Ryan Badger is listed at 5'10" and 180 lbs.
Liam Pecararo is the smallest at 5'9" and 150 lbs. But he also seems to have played and scored well in the USHL, so I imagine he is a player that despite his size he will be an effective forward for Maine.
Never know what the recruits are until they start playing though. But according to what I am looking at(assuming nobody leaves the program or is cut) there will be 6 extra forwards, 3 extra defensemen, and 2 extra goalies. I think this will set up a healthy competition in practice where people have to work hard to make the line up. This, and another year under the belt for the top players, and another year of coaching by the new staff should improve the line up overall.
So the future seems to bring more size to the line up. And that doesn't help now. So maybe the future should be pulled into only 7 PM Saturday night.
I think it would be great if Maine gets that W and then gives it everything they've got when they travel to Providence for the quarter finals. If they close out the season with the effort they showed for most of the final period last night... win or lose this fan would consider the season was good progress.
Nolan Vesey is listed as 6' and 175 lbs. Joe Widmar is listed as 6' 205 lbs. And as you mentioned Jack Musil is listed as 6'1" and 175 lbs. Ryan Badger is listed at 5'10" and 180 lbs.
Liam Pecararo is the smallest at 5'9" and 150 lbs. But he also seems to have played and scored well in the USHL, so I imagine he is a player that despite his size he will be an effective forward for Maine.
Never know what the recruits are until they start playing though. But according to what I am looking at(assuming nobody leaves the program or is cut) there will be 6 extra forwards, 3 extra defensemen, and 2 extra goalies. I think this will set up a healthy competition in practice where people have to work hard to make the line up. This, and another year under the belt for the top players, and another year of coaching by the new staff should improve the line up overall.
So the future seems to bring more size to the line up. And that doesn't help now. So maybe the future should be pulled into only 7 PM Saturday night.
I think it would be great if Maine gets that W and then gives it everything they've got when they travel to Providence for the quarter finals. If they close out the season with the effort they showed for most of the final period last night... win or lose this fan would consider the season was good progress.
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