Re: RPI 2010 Off-Season III -- How we learned to stop worrying and love the Class of '14
Re: RPI 2010 Off-Season III -- How we learned to stop worrying and love the Class of '14
"He will have fun in college and with a couple more years in jrs has a chance at a solid carear at RPIhe will struggle in USHL. Look no further than the two big D at Yougnstown and how fart they dropped last year. Both stronger and higher rated and got chewed up and dropped like rocks and did not get drafted and don't have D 1 deals Which is borderline unheard of"
This was the exact quote, based upon this article.
Jason Koehler Breaks Down 2009 Entry Draft Class
Written by Paul Teeple Wednesday, 20 May 2009 09:56
Photo by Robert J. Meyer - Koehler says third round pick Pawlaczyk is a Sean Avery-type player
YOUNGSTOWN, OH (Wednesday, May 13th, 2009) – Wednesday marked the next step in the building of the USHL’s newest team—the Youngstown Phantoms—with the completion of the 2009 USHL Entry Draft.
In all, sixteen new players were acquired by the Phantoms from around the country.
Here's a brief look at the players, in order of selection, with comments from Phantoms Director of Player Personnel Jason Koehler.
With the number five overall pick in the first round, the Phantoms selected 1991-born, 6'3” 190 lb. defenseman Dan Senkbeil from the San Jose Jr. Sharks U18 AAA team. Senkbeil is currently one of the most talked-about amateur players in the country and looks to be a lock for the NHL Draft this June. He'll help anchor a strong, pro-look defense for next season. He is getting college interest from some of the top hockey programs in the country and can immediately step into the Phantoms’ top defense pair.
The Phantoms’ second choice, 18th overall, was 1991-born, 6'6” 220 lb. defenseman J.D. Carrabino from Millbrook Prep in New York. Carrabino hails from New Canaan, CT, and adds another impact defenseman to the Phantoms’ blue line. This is another defenseman who is getting many looks from big-time college programs and NHL teams for this summer’s NHL Draft. His stock has risen since great showings at the Beantown Classic in March and the Chicago High School Showcase in April.
The third round provided the Phantoms with back to back selections after the team traded forward Matt Lindblad—acquired in Monday’s USHL Expansion Draft from the Chicago Steel—to the Sioux Falls Stampede for the Stampede’s third round selection in the Draft.
How could any 2 d be the ones referrenced? You look stupid
Re: RPI 2010 Off-Season III -- How we learned to stop worrying and love the Class of '14
"He will have fun in college and with a couple more years in jrs has a chance at a solid carear at RPIhe will struggle in USHL. Look no further than the two big D at Yougnstown and how fart they dropped last year. Both stronger and higher rated and got chewed up and dropped like rocks and did not get drafted and don't have D 1 deals Which is borderline unheard of"
This was the exact quote, based upon this article.
Jason Koehler Breaks Down 2009 Entry Draft Class
Written by Paul Teeple Wednesday, 20 May 2009 09:56
Photo by Robert J. Meyer - Koehler says third round pick Pawlaczyk is a Sean Avery-type player
YOUNGSTOWN, OH (Wednesday, May 13th, 2009) – Wednesday marked the next step in the building of the USHL’s newest team—the Youngstown Phantoms—with the completion of the 2009 USHL Entry Draft.
In all, sixteen new players were acquired by the Phantoms from around the country.
Here's a brief look at the players, in order of selection, with comments from Phantoms Director of Player Personnel Jason Koehler.
With the number five overall pick in the first round, the Phantoms selected 1991-born, 6'3” 190 lb. defenseman Dan Senkbeil from the San Jose Jr. Sharks U18 AAA team. Senkbeil is currently one of the most talked-about amateur players in the country and looks to be a lock for the NHL Draft this June. He'll help anchor a strong, pro-look defense for next season. He is getting college interest from some of the top hockey programs in the country and can immediately step into the Phantoms’ top defense pair.
The Phantoms’ second choice, 18th overall, was 1991-born, 6'6” 220 lb. defenseman J.D. Carrabino from Millbrook Prep in New York. Carrabino hails from New Canaan, CT, and adds another impact defenseman to the Phantoms’ blue line. This is another defenseman who is getting many looks from big-time college programs and NHL teams for this summer’s NHL Draft. His stock has risen since great showings at the Beantown Classic in March and the Chicago High School Showcase in April.
The third round provided the Phantoms with back to back selections after the team traded forward Matt Lindblad—acquired in Monday’s USHL Expansion Draft from the Chicago Steel—to the Sioux Falls Stampede for the Stampede’s third round selection in the Draft.
How could any 2 d be the ones referrenced? You look stupid
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