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Penn st. Job?????

Re: Penn st. Job?????

Coach Gadowsky and his assistants will be behind the bench this fall. Icers head coach Scott Balboni resigned.
Do they have to get USA Hockey coaching certification to coach next year? :D

Edit: Guy's OK -- he's a level 4.
Lindsay needs to get recertified
Fisher's expires at the end of 2011, so he needs to get recertified by 12/31.

Stupid USA Hockey rules. But the bureaucrazy needs to be satisfied.
 
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A Colorado College player is already thinking about transfering to Penn.

Blending in another thread, you really can't call Penn State just Penn...a snotty ivy leaguer will pour their chai tea on your head.

PSU did just steal BU's bball coach, maybe we can trade our hockey coach for your football coach and we can start a program too
 
Re: Penn st. Job?????

Eleven former Icers have been named to the 2012-13 Penn State varsity squad.

The 11 additions include forwards Jacob Friedman (West Bloomfield, Mich.), Michael Longo (Allison Park), Michael McDonagh (Wilmington, Mass.), Tommy Olczyk (Long Grove, Ill.), George Saad (Wexford) and Eric Steinour (Carlisle); defensemen Brian Dolan (Havertown), Rich O'Brien (Furlong) and Peter Sweetland (Newton); and goaltenders Matt Madrazo (Sea Cliff, N.Y.) and PJ Musico (Orange, Calif.).

"All of the returning players on this roster have demonstrated a high level of work ethic and commitment to their academics, our hockey program and Penn State," said Gadowsky. "We take `Success with Honor' seriously, and these student-athletes have proven to represent themselves accordingly."

The newcomers join Taylor Holstrom (Yorba Linda, Calif.), Nate Jensen (Shorewood, Minn.), Bryce Johnson (Grimes, Iowa) and Justin Kirchhevel (Brookings, S.D.) - four transfers with NCAA Division I experience who were unveiled as the first four varsity team members in September 2011. In 2011-12, all 15 played for Penn State's club program under Gadowsky, who served as the team's head coach during its NCAA transition.
 
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