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Nescac '12-'13
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Re: Nescac '12-'13
March 1971: Petrie to Donovan ... and past Reece ... I had a perfect view from the stands!
March 1971: Petrie to Donovan ... and past Reece ... I had a perfect view from the stands!
Re: Nescac '12-'13
NescacHockey.com is reporting that former Panther, Alex Walsh, will play for Colby next year.
Blaise MacDonald is not messing around. After completing his first year as Mules head coach, the former UMass-Lowell bench boss has already recruited 11 incoming freshman from prep school and juniors for the 2013-14 season. Now he has added a NESCAC transfer to that list in Middlebury defender Alex Walsh. The 6'1" 185 lb. defender had two goals in 24 games as a freshman for the Panthers in 2011-12, but did not make Bill Beaney's roster for the 2012-13 season.
Before Middlebury, the Basking Ridge, NJ native played in Swedish juniors in 2010-11, scoring eight points (3-5-8) and spending 44 minutes in the sin bin for Nacka HK. In 2009-10, Walsh played for the Delbarton School in New Jersey, where he scored 19 points (1-18-19). Also on that Delbarton squad, future Colby teammate Matt Gelnaw and recent D-I national champion Kenny Agostino. Yale's Agostino ended the season tied for the Bulldogs team lead in points with 41 (17-24-41) and the 140th overall pick in the 2010 draft was also a piece in the trade that sent NHL veteran Jerome Iginla from the Calgary Flames to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
NescacHockey.com is reporting that former Panther, Alex Walsh, will play for Colby next year.
Blaise MacDonald is not messing around. After completing his first year as Mules head coach, the former UMass-Lowell bench boss has already recruited 11 incoming freshman from prep school and juniors for the 2013-14 season. Now he has added a NESCAC transfer to that list in Middlebury defender Alex Walsh. The 6'1" 185 lb. defender had two goals in 24 games as a freshman for the Panthers in 2011-12, but did not make Bill Beaney's roster for the 2012-13 season.
Before Middlebury, the Basking Ridge, NJ native played in Swedish juniors in 2010-11, scoring eight points (3-5-8) and spending 44 minutes in the sin bin for Nacka HK. In 2009-10, Walsh played for the Delbarton School in New Jersey, where he scored 19 points (1-18-19). Also on that Delbarton squad, future Colby teammate Matt Gelnaw and recent D-I national champion Kenny Agostino. Yale's Agostino ended the season tied for the Bulldogs team lead in points with 41 (17-24-41) and the 140th overall pick in the 2010 draft was also a piece in the trade that sent NHL veteran Jerome Iginla from the Calgary Flames to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
petrietodonovan
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Re: Nescac '12-'13
Me too, me too. At least, I saw the pass, and saw Donovan move in, then all the adults stood up and all I saw was incredible, loud, loud cheering.
Perhaps you'd like this http://www.nescachockey.com/2013/05/throwback-thursdays-nobody-does-it.html
March 1971: Petrie to Donovan ... and past Reece ... I had a perfect view from the stands!
Me too, me too. At least, I saw the pass, and saw Donovan move in, then all the adults stood up and all I saw was incredible, loud, loud cheering.
Perhaps you'd like this http://www.nescachockey.com/2013/05/throwback-thursdays-nobody-does-it.html
LakerEagleLover
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Re: Nescac '12-'13
Look for NESCAC's profile to rise with the arrival of Adele Burk, most recently the Oswego State's SID and the new Director of Media Relations -- Serve as the Sports Information Director for the league, which includes oversight of the conference website, compiling conference statistics and handling all media requests. In addition, provide support in the administration of conference championship events, assists in the construction of league scheduling, provides compliance assistance to conference members, manages the use of the NESCAC logo marks and handles all licensing requests. Serve as the administrative liaison to the NESCAC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). Adele did a great job at Oz - Good Luck!
Look for NESCAC's profile to rise with the arrival of Adele Burk, most recently the Oswego State's SID and the new Director of Media Relations -- Serve as the Sports Information Director for the league, which includes oversight of the conference website, compiling conference statistics and handling all media requests. In addition, provide support in the administration of conference championship events, assists in the construction of league scheduling, provides compliance assistance to conference members, manages the use of the NESCAC logo marks and handles all licensing requests. Serve as the administrative liaison to the NESCAC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). Adele did a great job at Oz - Good Luck!