Last year's run through the Hockey East Tournament was completely unexpected. Warriors got hot at the right time, and rode some incredible goaltending to the Tourney Championship. Can they replicate that success this year?
In net, Max Lundgren is gone (Bruins signee) so Freshman Linards Feldbergs has some huge skates to fill. He got thrown into the fire taking on a very strong QU team right out of the gate. I imagine he'll get the majority of games, while backup Ryan Keyes will get spot duty.
This is one of the strongest offensive teams MC has had in years. They return their top 11 scorers from last year, including 3 players with over 30 points and 2 20+ goal scorers. Parker Lalonde (37) Trevor Hoskin (35) and Justin Gill (35) can all score, and there's not much drop off to players like Nick Pierre (25) Caelan Fitzpatrick (29) and Caden Cranston (22). Warriors dropped 8 on Minnesota State this weekend.
Defense will be led by Sr. Seamus Powell and Austin Oravetz while Cam Kungle and Nathan King are back after solid sophomore seasons.
Newcomers who may contribute include Mavrick Lachance and Jacob Frasca up front, and Simon-Pier Brunet on D.
A decent start to the season at 2-1-1 and ranked 20th in the USCHO poll.
Looking forward to the season, and would love to see them back at the Garden!
In net, Max Lundgren is gone (Bruins signee) so Freshman Linards Feldbergs has some huge skates to fill. He got thrown into the fire taking on a very strong QU team right out of the gate. I imagine he'll get the majority of games, while backup Ryan Keyes will get spot duty.
This is one of the strongest offensive teams MC has had in years. They return their top 11 scorers from last year, including 3 players with over 30 points and 2 20+ goal scorers. Parker Lalonde (37) Trevor Hoskin (35) and Justin Gill (35) can all score, and there's not much drop off to players like Nick Pierre (25) Caelan Fitzpatrick (29) and Caden Cranston (22). Warriors dropped 8 on Minnesota State this weekend.
Defense will be led by Sr. Seamus Powell and Austin Oravetz while Cam Kungle and Nathan King are back after solid sophomore seasons.
Newcomers who may contribute include Mavrick Lachance and Jacob Frasca up front, and Simon-Pier Brunet on D.
A decent start to the season at 2-1-1 and ranked 20th in the USCHO poll.
Looking forward to the season, and would love to see them back at the Garden!