Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
Well then just have Kyle Thomas strap on the pads. Please?
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2010 Division III Commitments
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Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
I would imagine that Norwich is looking at at least a few goalies. They need two. Also, they want to be prepared in case something like the Laveau situation happens again.
I would imagine that Norwich is looking at at least a few goalies. They need two. Also, they want to be prepared in case something like the Laveau situation happens again.
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
McShane doesn't tend to overrecruit. If he can bring in two, that will be good enough. If one bolts, he'll replace him late in the cycle. That's how the Laveau situation went down.
McShane doesn't tend to overrecruit. If he can bring in two, that will be good enough. If one bolts, he'll replace him late in the cycle. That's how the Laveau situation went down.
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
I just read about him on Norwich's site, love to hear about kids who work hard and make it despite the odds. One question, in general, can anyone try out for a D3 team as a walk-on or do they need to be invited?
I just read about him on Norwich's site, love to hear about kids who work hard and make it despite the odds. One question, in general, can anyone try out for a D3 team as a walk-on or do they need to be invited?
bakdraft21
Well-known member
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
my experience at Oz in the mid 80's......we had about 6 weeks of dryland training, about 60 guys showed up, by the 2nd week we were down to 35, week 3, 30 guys.......bottom line most guys cut themselves, then once ya get on the ice, it went from there, I think we had a few walk-ons make the team, most usually out hustled the rest of the guys.......
my experience at Oz in the mid 80's......we had about 6 weeks of dryland training, about 60 guys showed up, by the 2nd week we were down to 35, week 3, 30 guys.......bottom line most guys cut themselves, then once ya get on the ice, it went from there, I think we had a few walk-ons make the team, most usually out hustled the rest of the guys.......
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
Most likely he has two already, but it is not public knowledge? Time wise and considering addmissions, grants, financial aid applications would it be too late to have recruits coming in for this season? Looking at players with very little funds for school must take a long time to figure out if they can actually become a part of a team?
Most likely he has two already, but it is not public knowledge? Time wise and considering addmissions, grants, financial aid applications would it be too late to have recruits coming in for this season? Looking at players with very little funds for school must take a long time to figure out if they can actually become a part of a team?
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Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
Norwich is tight-lipped about recruits, so it's not surprising you cannot confirm.
Norwich is tight-lipped about recruits, so it's not surprising you cannot confirm.
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
Just curious if anyone knows why more USHL and NAHL players don't go the D3 route unstead of D1. Checked the commitments and couldn't locate any going D3. I watch both D1 and D3 college hockey and have seen a lot of players that maybe could of benefited from playing D3 (more playing time, develope skill, ect). Most of the teams I follow like Norwich, Oswego, Plattsburgh, Babson, NEC seem to recruit in the Eastern Junior leagues and Canada.
Just curious if anyone knows why more USHL and NAHL players don't go the D3 route unstead of D1. Checked the commitments and couldn't locate any going D3. I watch both D1 and D3 college hockey and have seen a lot of players that maybe could of benefited from playing D3 (more playing time, develope skill, ect). Most of the teams I follow like Norwich, Oswego, Plattsburgh, Babson, NEC seem to recruit in the Eastern Junior leagues and Canada.
Matthew Webb
Whiner.
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
A ton of NAHL players play DIII. They just aren't the first to be listed as they will generally exhaust all DI options before "settling" for DIII.
A ton of NAHL players play DIII. They just aren't the first to be listed as they will generally exhaust all DI options before "settling" for DIII.
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
http://mjhlhockey.ca/news_item.aspx?news_id=1782
Concordia College (MN)
Winnipeg Saints- Forward- Dan Hrabowych
http://easternjunior.pointstreaksites.com/view/easternjunior/home-page/college-commitments-1
Bridgewater
C.J. Stellabotte Fitchburg
Ryan Edwards Amheurst
CD Selects
Nick Zaino Fitchburg State
Jason Cleaver Buffalo State
John Orricio Lawrence University
Cam Harvey UMASS-Boston
Brian Colella Franklin Pierce
Taylor McGraw Buffalo State
Green Mountian
Zach Vit Geneseo
Ian Roepel Westfield State
NJ Hitmen
Andrew Kurlandski Amherst College
Dan Monahan Western New England College
NE Huskies
Mike Cifelli Castleton State College
Sean Sullivan Suffolk University
Kyle Schultz Adrian College
NY Applecore
Sean Wallace SUNY-Brockport
Springfield
Jasper Strale Elmira College
Syracuse
Ryan Farnan SUNY-Plattsburgh
Brendon Rothfuss SUNY-Brockport
Matt Deluca SUNY-Brockport
Nick Pappas Tufts University
Valley
Tom Kader Colby College
Eric Ward Framingham State
http://www.atlantichockey.org/ajhl_sub.htm?content=ajhl_commitments
Binghamton
Steve Stowell Cortland
Carl Lehtola Johnson & Wales
Hartford
Mike Connolly Buffalo State
Taylor Luneau St. Michaels
Dan Miressi Framingham State
Pat O'Connor Salem State
http://mjhlhockey.ca/news_item.aspx?news_id=1782
Concordia College (MN)
Winnipeg Saints- Forward- Dan Hrabowych
http://easternjunior.pointstreaksites.com/view/easternjunior/home-page/college-commitments-1
Bridgewater
C.J. Stellabotte Fitchburg
Ryan Edwards Amheurst
CD Selects
Nick Zaino Fitchburg State
Jason Cleaver Buffalo State
John Orricio Lawrence University
Cam Harvey UMASS-Boston
Brian Colella Franklin Pierce
Taylor McGraw Buffalo State
Green Mountian
Zach Vit Geneseo
Ian Roepel Westfield State
NJ Hitmen
Andrew Kurlandski Amherst College
Dan Monahan Western New England College
NE Huskies
Mike Cifelli Castleton State College
Sean Sullivan Suffolk University
Kyle Schultz Adrian College
NY Applecore
Sean Wallace SUNY-Brockport
Springfield
Jasper Strale Elmira College
Syracuse
Ryan Farnan SUNY-Plattsburgh
Brendon Rothfuss SUNY-Brockport
Matt Deluca SUNY-Brockport
Nick Pappas Tufts University
Valley
Tom Kader Colby College
Eric Ward Framingham State
http://www.atlantichockey.org/ajhl_sub.htm?content=ajhl_commitments
Binghamton
Steve Stowell Cortland
Carl Lehtola Johnson & Wales
Hartford
Mike Connolly Buffalo State
Taylor Luneau St. Michaels
Dan Miressi Framingham State
Pat O'Connor Salem State
PrezdeJohnson09
Proud supporter of Osmirwich hockey
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
Jasper Strale looks like he might be a nice pick-up for Elmira.
27 goals ranked him top 10 in a league that has quite a few Division I commitments.
Looking forward to seeing him in the purple and gold next year.
Jasper Strale looks like he might be a nice pick-up for Elmira.
27 goals ranked him top 10 in a league that has quite a few Division I commitments.
Looking forward to seeing him in the purple and gold next year.
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
Including his teammate who is headed to.... RIT
SB in the 'Seo
How 'bout a Fresca?
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
A few coming into D3 from the SJHL:
Cameron Gibson (Humboldt) Wentworth
Garry Childerhose (Melfort) Geneseo
Travis Janke (Notre Dame) Norwich
A few coming into D3 from the SJHL:
Cameron Gibson (Humboldt) Wentworth
Garry Childerhose (Melfort) Geneseo
Travis Janke (Notre Dame) Norwich
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
Travis Janke, leading scorer in the SJHL. Not bad!
Travis Janke, leading scorer in the SJHL. Not bad!
PrezdeJohnson09
Proud supporter of Osmirwich hockey
LoudHorns31
Rail #59
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
they may need it, depending on their goaltending situation with Klinger gone.
Yikes...as if Norwich needed anymore firepower...
they may need it, depending on their goaltending situation with Klinger gone.
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
Dubois looked okay in his few starts - if he can have a good off season and if the Cadets pick up another goalie or two just in case, this year can build on last. That being said, it's too bad Klinger doesn't have another year of eligibility.
Janke looks pretty good - we have a good history with the SJHL last year bringing in Allan, Schroeder, and Schroeder from Humboldt, and having brought in Tyler Stitt and others from the ND hounds, the route from the Prairies to Central Vermont has been a very nice pipeline for NU Hockey.
they may need it, depending on their goaltending situation with Klinger gone.
Dubois looked okay in his few starts - if he can have a good off season and if the Cadets pick up another goalie or two just in case, this year can build on last. That being said, it's too bad Klinger doesn't have another year of eligibility.
Janke looks pretty good - we have a good history with the SJHL last year bringing in Allan, Schroeder, and Schroeder from Humboldt, and having brought in Tyler Stitt and others from the ND hounds, the route from the Prairies to Central Vermont has been a very nice pipeline for NU Hockey.
norm1909
Larry Normandin
Re: 2010 Division III Commitments
I'm sure the NU Coaching Staff would just as soon these leagues didn't publish these kinds of lists, but you can't blame them for marketing themselves as a place to get noticed by NCAA programs.
I believe George Roll is calling Travis right now.
I'm sure the NU Coaching Staff would just as soon these leagues didn't publish these kinds of lists, but you can't blame them for marketing themselves as a place to get noticed by NCAA programs.