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Shayne Thompson had 4 points (2-2-4) tonight in Brockville's 11-0 win over Hawkesbury. The win was the 19th consecutive for Brockville, a CJHL record.
) Derek Arnold. He currently plays for Waterloo, but hasn't done much this season, with a 0-12-12 line in 22 games. He had a pretty respectable 20-12-32 line in 52 games last season. My gut feeling is that he's another recruited walk-on.Lowell picks up another recruit from the USHL for 2010, a forward from Foxboro, MA (the home of YOUR New England Revolution
Well that sounds good. I thought the name had sounded familiar and was trying to figure it out. He'd been a Maine commit, that makes sense.
Sounds like a good pick up. Boy, this class is getting bigger and bigger.Lowell picks up another recruit from the USHL for 2010, a forward from Foxboro, MA (the home of YOUR New England Revolution
Yeah ... we've been talking about this for a while, and I know he's trying to even out the classes but we're up to 11 freshmen now next season.
Nice piece on Arnold.
i gotta think at some point they start telling the walk-ons to wait a year or they're just not going to play.
No idea about a pure sniper, but I'd doubt it ... as the snipers usually aren't available to us sadly. My guess is Thompson or Curry might have the opportunity to add up some points during their Lowell careers.
It'd be interesting to see who the walk-ons are. The only guys that haven't signed an NLI (again, I believe if you're signing one you've got some money committed by the school) are Rayner, Holmstrom, Carr and Arnold. Now, some/all of those guys might be signing during the April signing period, so it's tough to say. Two of those kids are Mass residents, so their tuition won't be too high, but as I was doing the write-up on the website about Arnold, I'd be surprised if Hokydad wasn't right and he's getting some scholarship money. He really does seem like a good pickup for the River Hawks.
I wonder if they are looking at Greg Carey (31-50-24-74) who's putting up big numbers for Burlington (CCHL) this season. He's currently second in the league in scoring behind his teammate Josh Jooris who's heading to Union. Carey is also a former teammate of Colin Wright, Tim Carr and Michael Budd.
Agree, I know nothing about Carey other than he has put up some decent numbers over the past couple of seasons.
I did see a quick blurb on the scouting news site that makes it appear that he was interested in D1 hockey.
It looks like Massie is in a rotation now with Kenneth MacLean the other Jr. Bruin goalie.
I think he'd come in as a sophomore, but Heisenber's listing him as a junior, so not sure.
