HockeyFan2000
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Have you seen a recruit list anywhere? I've seen a couple twitter posts but nothing from Norwich.
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Have you seen a recruit list anywhere? I've seen a couple twitter posts but nothing from Norwich.
Have you seen a recruit list anywhere? I've seen a couple twitter posts but nothing from Norwich.
Traditionally, Norwich doesn’t announce their incoming class until the guys are on campus for classes. Started under McShane and continued by Ellsworth
Russell Jaslow
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Traditionally, Norwich doesn’t announce their incoming class until the guys are on campus for classes. Started under McShane and continued by Ellsworth
Most schools do it that way. Because it's D3, so nothing is tying the player to the school (there is no letter of intent signed), you don't know for sure if the player is attending your school until they enroll in classes.
HockeyFan2000
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Norwich gets a new assistant coach (and a golf coach)
/ from Norwich press release /
Men's Golf: Cam Clarke Named Head Men's Golf Coach
Cam Clarke enters his first season as the Head Men's Golf Coach at Norwich University. The golf team made its return to campus as a varsity sport in 2022. Clarke will also serves as an Assistant Coach with the Men's Hockey team.
"It is an honor to be chosen as the next Head Men's Golf Coach in addition to being named an Assistant Men'sHockey Coach," said Coach Clarke. "Thank you to President Anarumo, Director of Athletics Ed Hockenbury, Head Men's Hockey coach Cam Ellsworth, and members of the search committee. I am looking forward to building on the successful restart of the golf team and helping to continue the consistent success of the nationally ranked Cadet hockey program."
"Cam Clarke is an excellent fit as both our Head Men's Golf Coach and Assistant Men's Hockey Coach," said Norwich University Director of Athletics Ed Hockenbury. "He was a very successful athlete in both golf and hockey, having played hockey in college and professionally, and he continues play golf competitively today. Cam's values align with ours in Norwich Athletics, and we are fortunate to have him join our coaching staff. Our student-athletes in both sports will certainly benefit from his experience and we look forward to seeing his impact both on the course and the ice."
Clarke had a very successful high school golf career in Michigan. It included first and second place finishes in the SEC Conference of Michigan as a junior and senior in high school. Also, he placed in the top-15 of Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) Regional Tournaments, as well as qualifying for one MHSAA State Tournament. He had a very decorated high school golf career where he was one of the top golfers in the county. Cam has continued to play competitive golf in various club tournaments and events.
After high school, Clarke focused on furthering his athletic career in hockey. He played junior hockey in the North American Hockey League (NAHL) for the Lone Star Brahmas where he was named Defenseman of the Year. Clarke was then drafted by the Boston Bruins in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft (5[SUP]th[/SUP] Round #136 Overall). He then went on to play Division 1 hockey at Ferris State University where he earned a Bachelor's Degree in Finance. After leaving Ferris State, Cam played three professional seasons in the ECHL for the Wichita Thunder and Toledo Walleye.
"My family and I are excited to be joining Norwich University and having the opportunity to be both the Head Men's Golf Coach as well as working with the Cadet Men's Hockey program," said Clarke. "I am eager to meeting the golf team when they arrive on August 18[SUP]th[/SUP] for the start of the preseason and get the 2024 season started."
Cam lives in Northfield with his wife Claire, daughter Scottie and their dog Banks.
/ from Norwich press release /
Men's Golf: Cam Clarke Named Head Men's Golf Coach
Cam Clarke enters his first season as the Head Men's Golf Coach at Norwich University. The golf team made its return to campus as a varsity sport in 2022. Clarke will also serves as an Assistant Coach with the Men's Hockey team.
"It is an honor to be chosen as the next Head Men's Golf Coach in addition to being named an Assistant Men'sHockey Coach," said Coach Clarke. "Thank you to President Anarumo, Director of Athletics Ed Hockenbury, Head Men's Hockey coach Cam Ellsworth, and members of the search committee. I am looking forward to building on the successful restart of the golf team and helping to continue the consistent success of the nationally ranked Cadet hockey program."
"Cam Clarke is an excellent fit as both our Head Men's Golf Coach and Assistant Men's Hockey Coach," said Norwich University Director of Athletics Ed Hockenbury. "He was a very successful athlete in both golf and hockey, having played hockey in college and professionally, and he continues play golf competitively today. Cam's values align with ours in Norwich Athletics, and we are fortunate to have him join our coaching staff. Our student-athletes in both sports will certainly benefit from his experience and we look forward to seeing his impact both on the course and the ice."
Clarke had a very successful high school golf career in Michigan. It included first and second place finishes in the SEC Conference of Michigan as a junior and senior in high school. Also, he placed in the top-15 of Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) Regional Tournaments, as well as qualifying for one MHSAA State Tournament. He had a very decorated high school golf career where he was one of the top golfers in the county. Cam has continued to play competitive golf in various club tournaments and events.
After high school, Clarke focused on furthering his athletic career in hockey. He played junior hockey in the North American Hockey League (NAHL) for the Lone Star Brahmas where he was named Defenseman of the Year. Clarke was then drafted by the Boston Bruins in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft (5[SUP]th[/SUP] Round #136 Overall). He then went on to play Division 1 hockey at Ferris State University where he earned a Bachelor's Degree in Finance. After leaving Ferris State, Cam played three professional seasons in the ECHL for the Wichita Thunder and Toledo Walleye.
"My family and I are excited to be joining Norwich University and having the opportunity to be both the Head Men's Golf Coach as well as working with the Cadet Men's Hockey program," said Clarke. "I am eager to meeting the golf team when they arrive on August 18[SUP]th[/SUP] for the start of the preseason and get the 2024 season started."
Cam lives in Northfield with his wife Claire, daughter Scottie and their dog Banks.
The freshman class has been announced. You can find the release at www.norwichathletics.com
The freshman class has been announced. You can find the release at www.norwichathletics.com
Big Class!
Should be a deep team ... two strong goalies ... hope they have added some goal scorers.
Big Class!
Should be a deep team ... two strong goalies ... hope they have added some goal scorers.
Which season in the last 20 years does this statement not apply to?
Which season in the last 20 years does this statement not apply to?
Maybe not, but a 32 -man roster...19 forwards, 9 defensemen and 4 goalies is the largest one I can remember
I've been waiting for this for what seems a long, long time! I agree with Puck Voice, we need a lot of goal scorers this season that will compliment the returning players who are relatively solid. No more lose pucks at the net, please. I am hoping to also see some nice, crisp passing, nothing too fancy, but fancy wouldn't hurt. The Endicott game is sure to show us what this new team line up has to offer.
PrezdeJohnson09
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Maybe not, but a 32 -man roster...19 forwards, 9 defensemen and 4 goalies is the largest one I can remember
Didn't last year or two years ago team have 32 or 33 players on it? The extra covid-year eligibility stuff has made for some bigger teams than in the past.
Bog Hockey
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Flint, any early intel to share? Thanks.
Flint, any early intel to share? Thanks.
Here's the roster.
https://norwichathletics.com/sports/mens-ice-hockey/roster?view=3
bakdraft21
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I count 32,better get a big white board to keep; emm all in order...
Flint, any early intel to share? Thanks.
The freshman class looks deep and talented. Good size too. I’m excited for the exhibitions.
Bog Hockey
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Have you had a chance to see them skate?
Have you had a chance to see them skate?
not yet, but eager to!
Bog Hockey
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Any encouraging observations to share from Saturday’s exhibition against St. Anselm’s.
it was a good team skate I suppose. StA’s is not a good team, and that showed right off. It was 4-0 maybe 10 minutes in. NU got a power play, had one good opportunity, then wasn’t very good after that. StA’s went the ‘can’t skate with them, let’s punish them’ approach, but a lot of the hits were just them hitting the boards.Any encouraging observations to share from Saturday’s exhibition against St. Anselm’s.
Next week will be a better test I hope