groovemaster
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Re: Brothers on NCAA D1 teams
George and Jack Hughes at Harvard in the 70's and Billy and Bob Cleary in the 50's
George and Jack Hughes at Harvard in the 70's and Billy and Bob Cleary in the 50's
I saw the Lamoureux family mentioned. Also both of the Parises. No mention of the Toews brothers though.![]()
Bryce Geoffrion has committed to Alabama-Huntsville for next season. Given his hometown of Brentwood, Tenn., it is safe to assume he is the brother of current Charger Sebastian Geoffrion.
I don't know if it's been mentioned because I didn't read the whole thread, but Brown's Jarred Smith is the brother of Miami's Brandon.
For PC:
The Cavanaughs
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Fun thread. Going back to the Jurassic Era....
Brown hockey siblings:
Tom Coakley '68 and Bill Coakley '72, both defense (Canton, NY). Tom later lost a leg in Vietnam and was recently profiled by Tom Brokaw in a TV special)
Curt Bennett '70 (went on to a long NHL career) and John Bennett '72, both defense (Cranston, RI)
Fraternal twins Wayne and Warren Radomsky '72, forwards (Edmonton, AL)
Identical twins Mike and Pat Flanagan c. 1976-77 (somewhere near Boston)
Brendan Whittet (current head coach) and his sister Cassie, both '94 (East Providence, RI)
it was my understanding that BU recruited older brother Victor Saponari ('11) to attract younger brother Vinny Saponari ('12) to the terriersIt is my understanding that there are 11 sets of brothers on NCAA Division 1 Hockey teams. For the most part one of the two is a force on a team. Is it likely that the older one was recruited with the younger one in mind as well? How often is the older one the dominant brother? At BC we have seen recently the Greene brothers with Matt playing an important role on a championship team while older brother Justin played sparingly. Yet now BC has the Whitney brothers both have been high on assists, Joe an accomplished Junior star with 18 points and Steven a talented freshman who shows plenty of potential with 10 points. Another pair of brothers doing very well are the Zanettes of Niagara University. With 14 and 12 points Paul the junior and Marc the freshman are scoring and assisting rather evenly. Are these two pairs the exceptions or are they more the rule for brothers on a team?
it was my understanding that BU recruited older brother Victor Saponari ('11) to attract younger brother Vinny Saponari ('12) to the terriers
2010-2011 season will have two sets of brothers dressed at UVM.
Alex and John Vazzano ( both goalies )
and
Lance and Brooks Herrington