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UML Recruiting, Building for 2018 and on
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Andre Lee with the game winner in the 2nd OT. He was also named 1st star.
Brooks defeat Portage 5-3. Andranik Armstrong had an assist.
Sioux Falls win Andre lee winner
Andre Lee with the game winner in the 2nd OT. He was also named 1st star.
Brooks defeat Portage 5-3. Andranik Armstrong had an assist.
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Logan Neaton and Prince George play Portage tonight, and then again tomorrow night against Brooks.
Ottawa fell 2-1 last night, and are now 1-2 in the tournament.Ottawa won 3-0 but Owen Cole did not score.
Brooks won 7-3 and Andranik Armstrong was back in the lineup and got an assist.
Logan Neaton and Prince George play Portage tonight, and then again tomorrow night against Brooks.
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It looks like Logan Neaton only played the 1st period tonight making 3 saves. Prince George out shot Portage 44-13. Big game tomorrow night against Brooks, both teams are 3-0 in the tournament.
Spruce kings 5to1 over portage
It looks like Logan Neaton only played the 1st period tonight making 3 saves. Prince George out shot Portage 44-13. Big game tomorrow night against Brooks, both teams are 3-0 in the tournament.
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Neaton made 28 saves on 30 shots in the loss. Andranik Armstrong did not play for Brooks.
The semifinals begin tomorrow with Brooks playing Ottawa and Prince George playing Oakville. The winners will play for the championship on Sunday.
Spruce kings lose 3 to 1 wow
Neaton made 28 saves on 30 shots in the loss. Andranik Armstrong did not play for Brooks.
The semifinals begin tomorrow with Brooks playing Ottawa and Prince George playing Oakville. The winners will play for the championship on Sunday.
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Neutral Zone article on Logan Neaton.
https://www.neutralzone.net/mens/2019/05/18/logan-neaton-commits-to-umass-lowell/
Neutral Zone article on Logan Neaton.
https://www.neutralzone.net/mens/2019/05/18/logan-neaton-commits-to-umass-lowell/
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No surprise, Brooks and Prince George will meet for the championship today (5:00 pm EST).
Last night Brooks defeated Ottawa 4-3. Owen Cole did not score and Andranik Armstrong did not play. Prince George defeated Oakville 2-1. Logan Neaton made 32 saves.
No surprise, Brooks and Prince George will meet for the championship today (5:00 pm EST).
Last night Brooks defeated Ottawa 4-3. Owen Cole did not score and Andranik Armstrong did not play. Prince George defeated Oakville 2-1. Logan Neaton made 32 saves.
No surprise, Brooks and Prince George will meet for the championship today (5:00 pm EST).
Last night Brooks defeated Ottawa 4-3. Owen Cole did not score and Andranik Armstrong did not play. Prince George defeated Oakville 2-1. Logan Neaton made 32 saves.
Tough loss for kings
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More on him here. He played on the Slovak U-20 National team at the World Juniors this past year.New recruit marek k Slovak played world juniors defense man good size
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More on him here. He played on the Slovak U-20 National team at the World Juniors this past year.
He also played a game in the SHL which is a pro league? I wonder if he will have to sit out some games before he can play?
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Lowell Sun article about the new commit, also listing a few of the players coming in.
Korencik, Lee, Berglund, Chambers, Brown and Neaton all named. There's 6, and Barry's article says 9 in total. I would assume Kaiser, Schulting and Wells as the other three.
Lowell Sun article about the new commit, also listing a few of the players coming in.
Korencik, Lee, Berglund, Chambers, Brown and Neaton all named. There's 6, and Barry's article says 9 in total. I would assume Kaiser, Schulting and Wells as the other three.
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Is anyone else having trouble with the link? I get a page that says "This site is not secure". I copied the article below.
River Hawks land a top Slovakian defenseman
Barry Scanlon
LOWELL — The UMass Lowell hockey program has landed a commitment from a promising player who hails from Slovakia.
Marek Korencik, a 6-foot-3, 201-pound defenseman, visited campus a couple of weeks ago and will play for the 2019-20 River Hawks.
Korencik, who has played the last four seasons in Sweden, represented Slovakia at the World Junior Championships this past winter in Victoria, British Columbia.
In Slovakia's opener, he scored the lone goal in his country's 2-1 loss to the United States. He scored late in the second period after jumping into the rush and sending a wrist shot into the cage.
"It was a good experience for him," Bazin said. "He didn't look out of place. It's a tough tournament."
Korencik is believed to be the first UMass Lowell player or recruit to play in a World Junior Championship since Ron Hainsey skated for the United States in 2001.
"He's had an opportunity to represent his country a few times," Bazin said. "He's a responsible two-way defenseman. He makes a good first pass and he defends fairly well."
Bazin said Korencik is also adept at jumping into the play offensively.
The 19-year-old played for Lulea in Sweden's top junior league this past season. He scored six goals and 20 points in 42 regular-season games, then picked up an assist in three playoff games.
"He's really, really mature," Bazin said.
He was named a team captain this past season, a rare occurence for a foreign-born player.
"That's pretty special," Bazin said.
Bazin and his staff began looking for a defenseman for next season when sophomore Croix Evingson announced after the season he was transferring.
Korencik joins a talented incoming freshman class.
Three forwards, Andre Lee, Carl Berglund and Brian Chambers, led Sioux Falls to a three-game sweep of Chicago for the United States Hockey League title. Goaltender Logan Neaton guided Prince George to the championship game of the Royal Bank Cup, Canada's national Junior A hockey championship, with a sparkling performance.
And forward Matt Brown scored 30 regular-season goals in the USHL and was named a second-team league all-star. Brown led the USHL in shorthanded goals with seven. In total, nine new River Hawks are headed to the Tsongas Center.
As for Korencik, the future River Hawk was mighty impressed by a visit to a famous Lowell landmark, the Owl Diner, during his recent stop in Lowell.
Barry Scanlon: @BarryScanlonSun on Twitter
Lowell Sun article about the new commit, also listing a few of the players coming in.
Korencik, Lee, Berglund, Chambers, Brown and Neaton all named. There's 6, and Barry's article says 9 in total. I would assume Kaiser, Schulting and Wells as the other three.
Is anyone else having trouble with the link? I get a page that says "This site is not secure". I copied the article below.
River Hawks land a top Slovakian defenseman
Barry Scanlon
LOWELL — The UMass Lowell hockey program has landed a commitment from a promising player who hails from Slovakia.
Marek Korencik, a 6-foot-3, 201-pound defenseman, visited campus a couple of weeks ago and will play for the 2019-20 River Hawks.
Korencik, who has played the last four seasons in Sweden, represented Slovakia at the World Junior Championships this past winter in Victoria, British Columbia.
In Slovakia's opener, he scored the lone goal in his country's 2-1 loss to the United States. He scored late in the second period after jumping into the rush and sending a wrist shot into the cage.
"It was a good experience for him," Bazin said. "He didn't look out of place. It's a tough tournament."
Korencik is believed to be the first UMass Lowell player or recruit to play in a World Junior Championship since Ron Hainsey skated for the United States in 2001.
"He's had an opportunity to represent his country a few times," Bazin said. "He's a responsible two-way defenseman. He makes a good first pass and he defends fairly well."
Bazin said Korencik is also adept at jumping into the play offensively.
The 19-year-old played for Lulea in Sweden's top junior league this past season. He scored six goals and 20 points in 42 regular-season games, then picked up an assist in three playoff games.
"He's really, really mature," Bazin said.
He was named a team captain this past season, a rare occurence for a foreign-born player.
"That's pretty special," Bazin said.
Bazin and his staff began looking for a defenseman for next season when sophomore Croix Evingson announced after the season he was transferring.
Korencik joins a talented incoming freshman class.
Three forwards, Andre Lee, Carl Berglund and Brian Chambers, led Sioux Falls to a three-game sweep of Chicago for the United States Hockey League title. Goaltender Logan Neaton guided Prince George to the championship game of the Royal Bank Cup, Canada's national Junior A hockey championship, with a sparkling performance.
And forward Matt Brown scored 30 regular-season goals in the USHL and was named a second-team league all-star. Brown led the USHL in shorthanded goals with seven. In total, nine new River Hawks are headed to the Tsongas Center.
As for Korencik, the future River Hawk was mighty impressed by a visit to a famous Lowell landmark, the Owl Diner, during his recent stop in Lowell.
Barry Scanlon: @BarryScanlonSun on Twitter
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This is not completely true.
No RiverHawk or recruit has played in the top-level World Juniors since Hainsey did. However, France was relegated after finishing 10th in 2002, and Guillaume LeClerc represented them in the Division 1A World Juniors in 2013 and the Division 1B World Juniors in 2014, 2015, and 2016. (They've since been promoted back to Divsion 1A).
Korencik is believed to be the first UMass Lowell player or recruit to play in a World Junior Championship since Ron Hainsey skated for the United States in 2001.
This is not completely true.
No RiverHawk or recruit has played in the top-level World Juniors since Hainsey did. However, France was relegated after finishing 10th in 2002, and Guillaume LeClerc represented them in the Division 1A World Juniors in 2013 and the Division 1B World Juniors in 2014, 2015, and 2016. (They've since been promoted back to Divsion 1A).