Lou Nanne commits to RPI.I don't have inside knowledge but I wouldn't be surprised to see the Nanne's end up at a school on the east coast from all the stuff I read of Louis not trying to follow his grandfather's footsteps at Minnesota. So its quite possible they end up in the eastern time zone where there will be less media pressure on them to live up to the family name compared to playing in the midwest.
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94 F Lou Nanne commits to RPI. Former Edina Hornet coming off injury this season had 41 points in 45 games for the @PentictonVees in 12-13.
Do you think in a round about way that Maine was trying to bundle both Nanne's into the Maine Hockey Program,as Tyler was at Maine for the Vermont Weekend games awhile back...wouldn't be surprise to see Tyler still with some interest for Maine...as it looks like they both are looking to get away from the shadow of their Grandfather and the State of Minnesota Hockey.Lou Nanne commits to RPI.
Do you think in a round about way that Maine was trying to bundle both Nanne's into the Maine Hockey Program,as Tyler was at Maine for the Vermont Weekend games awhile back...wouldn't be surprise to see Tyler still with some interest for Maine...as it looks like they both are looking to get away from the shadow of their Grandfather and the State of Minnesota Hockey.
I don't think Lou Nanne was being recruited by Maine at the present time...his younger brother Tyler was in...from my understanding...he was brought in for a look see,while there was never a visit by his older brother...just speculated that if one Nanne was on board that "MAYBE" there was a chance to get both to come to Maine.I think it's much simpler than that. Either he was attracted to RPI for personal reasons and/or, RPI was giving him more than Maine could provide.
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The Jr. Monarchs @EasternHockey league team is thrilled to announce the commitment of Cam Spicer to the University of Maine. Congrats Spice!
Do you think in a round about way that Maine was trying to bundle both Nanne's into the Maine Hockey Program,as Tyler was at Maine for the Vermont Weekend games awhile back...wouldn't be surprise to see Tyler still with some interest for Maine...as it looks like they both are looking to get away from the shadow of their Grandfather and the State of Minnesota Hockey.
Well that's good for him...now I wonder what the chances of his younger brother coming to Maine or looking else where's...still time for him to decide.He tweeted this:
Excited to become my own 'Louie'. I've spent 18 years being 'Lou Nanne's grandson' and now I am becoming my own person! #RPI
Cam Spicer ('96) from the NH Jr. Monarchs committed to Maine.
Cam Spicer ('96) from the NH Jr. Monarchs committed to Maine.
Stats updated. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...JyMVVpSTRrMVNCeXdfMENYenc&usp=drive_web#gid=0
I am working on getting in touch with Spicer
This is what US Hockey Report had to say about Fossier in April 2013: "Mitchell Fossier, F, ’96 (TPH Thunder) — Is a 12/21/96 birthdate and would likely have more of a buzz around his name if he were a ’97. The Alpharetta, Georgia native is not an explosive skater, but he is really smart, makes a lot of plays, and has really good hands. Could be a late bloomer."In messageboard news: the now banned MaineJeff got the twitter scoop on another new Maine recruit, Mitchell Fossier, an undersized winger from down south. Plays for the Thunder AAA team.
This is what US Hockey Report had to say about Fossier in April 2013: "Mitchell Fossier, F, ’96 (TPH Thunder) — Is a 12/21/96 birthdate and would likely have more of a buzz around his name if he were a ’97. The Alpharetta, Georgia native is not an explosive skater, but he is really smart, makes a lot of plays, and has really good hands. Could be a late bloomer."
As a sophomore, Shea played on Marshfield's top line and was 8-20-28--No. 2 in goals, No. 1 in assists, tied for No. 1 in points. Numbers aren't very high because the team doesn't play that many games. As a freshman, he was 2-14-16--third in assists, 5th in total points.We also got another kid, Pat Shea from Marshfield. It doesn't sound like he has the most impressive numbers. He probably won't turn up for a few years.
