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UML Recruiting, Building for the future

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Interesting to note that the Maksymum Junior Hockey team (Rochester, NY) for the 09/10 season (which finished 5th in the 10 team Western Conference of the Empire League) now has three of their top ten scorers that season committed to DI programs. All '93 DOBs, leading Scorer Riley Bourbonnais is going to RPI. Second leading scorer was J.T. Stenglein to Lowell, and the tenth was Shaprio.
 
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UMLFan said:
Goalies (4):
Juniors: Marc Boulanger, Doug Carr
Sophomores: Bobby Robins
Freshman: Connor Hellebuyck
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I think you mean Brian Robbins. Bobby's eligibility was used up a long time ago. He is doing a decent job for the P-Bruins right now. He's 1-1-2 in 6 games with 43 PIM.
 
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ScottK said:
I think you mean Brian Robbins. Bobby's eligibility was used up a long time ago. He is doing a decent job for the P-Bruins right now. He's 1-1-2 in 6 games with 43 PIM.
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Yeah that... :)
 
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Recruit Corey Scammon had an assist tonight in Cushing's 4-2 loss to Tabor. Scammon now has 16 points (1-15-16) in 15 games.
 
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From the Herald this morning...
In Middlesex League action, Casey Shea had three assists and Danny Holland two goals as Woburn (6-1-1) rallied from a two-goal deficit to squeak past Winchester, 3-2

Also in the NAHL, Connor Hellebuyck made 34 saves on 35 shots and was named the 3rd star as his Odessa team lost 2-1 in a shootout. He also saved 3 out of 5 in the shootout.
 
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As was mentioned on the UML thread, the Russian that we've heard about is now on campus. He's 17 years old, so he's definitely a youngster. Don't know anything else about him yet.
 
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From the Lowell Sun: LOWELL -- He's only a high school freshman, but Dracut's John MacLeod already knows where he's going to college.

The rising hockey star, just 15 years old, visited the University of Michigan, and received interest from other schools, but last night he committed to Boston University, according to the United States Hockey Report.

MacLeod, listed at 6-foot-2, 165 pounds, is a freshman at Kimball Union Academy in Meriden, N.H. Kimball Union is one of the top prep school hockey programs in New England.

In 16 games this winter, the physical defender has collected nine assists.

He attended Cardigan Mountain School last year.

Another freshman from the area, Chelmsford's Jack Eichel, is also generating plenty of interest from college powerhouses. Eichel plays for the Boston Junior Bruins.

Eichel, who attends Chelmsford High, has not selected a college. He is considered one of the top young forwards in the United States.

Read more: http://www.lowellsun.com/sports/ci_19757584#ixzz1jnWAEC9G
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Right in Lowell's backyard...
 
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bottomdweller said:
Right in Lowell's backyard...
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Not really. The kid was shopped out a few yrs ago if you read the article. Another kid with no childhood and committing way before they should. He played baseball with lil when they were younger. Mr. remembers him as a behemoth.
 
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Can't wait for this kid to get his sticks:
It took only two practices for UML goaltender Doug Carr to announce that Sinitsyn already as the best shot on the team. Sinitsyn said Carr hasn't seen anything yet.

"I didn't get my sticks yet, so I have to use somebody else's. They're too wimpy," he said. "The part of hockey I care about most is my shot. I can't shoot now, and it frustrates me."

Read more: http://www.lowellsun.com/sports/ci_19773818#ixzz1juK25ex0
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Stats for UML recruits through last night.

I'm listing Scammon and Stenglein as 2013, but they could enter school in 2012.
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[B]2012[/B]
[U]Name                POS  TEAM (League)                      HT   WT     DOB     GP  G  A  PTS  PIM[/U]
Greg Amlong          D   Cedar Rapids Roughriders (USHL)   6'1  188  12/08/91   33  7 15   22   27
Adam Chapie          F   New Mexico Mustangs (NAHL)        6'1  175  07/06/91   40 20 20   40   49
Michael Colantone    RW  Prince George (BCHL)              6'0  190  11/13/91   40 23 29   52   31
Michael Fallon       LW  Chicago Steel (USHL)             5'11  175  07/08/91   34 12 16   28   10
Logan Johnston       LW  Pentincton Vees (BCHL)            6'1  208  06/28/91   17  7 13   20   24
Ryan McGrath         C   Cedar Rapids Roughriders (USHL)   5'7  155  07/13/91   14  2  8   10   20
Dylan Shapiro        RW  Rochester Stars (EJHL)            6'3  185  06/04/93   34  6 15   21   47

[U]Name                POS  TEAM (League)                HT   WT   DOB     GP  W  L  T  %       GAA[/U]
Connor Hellebuyck    G   Odessa Jackalopes (NAHL)    6'4  185  05/19/93 33 13 15  5 93.2%   2.56

[B]2013[/B]
[U]Name                POS  TEAM (League)                     HT   WT      DOB     GP  G  A  PTS  PIM[/U]
Corey Scammon        LD  Cushing Prep                      5'9  165  05/06/93   17  2 15   17   N/A
Casey Shea           RW  Woburn High                      5'11  170      94      0  0  0    0    0
J.T. Stenglein       LW  Youngstown Phantoms (USHL)        6'0  200  07/11/93   33 17 11   28   58
Notes:
*Stenglein is currently tied for 7th in goals in the USHL, and tied for 23rd in total points with Fallon.
*Amlong is tied for 3rd in total points for defensemen in the USHL.
*Chapie is tied for 12th in the NAHL in total points.
*Hellebuyck is third in the NAHL in save percentage.
*Colantone is tied for 11th in both goals and points in the BCHL.

Don't have access to stats for Shea or Scammon.
 
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Don't have access to stats for Shea or Scammon.
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Nice job Monty.

From USHR, Scammon has 17 points (2-15-17) in 17 games played. Cushing is currently 12-4-2 and is ranked 10th in the latest USHR Prep Poll.
 
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Not really. The kid was shopped out a few yrs ago if you read the article. Another kid with no childhood and committing way before they should. He played baseball with lil when they were younger. Mr. remembers him as a behemoth.
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"Shopped out" a little harsh don't you think? "No childhood" if you haven't had any expericence with junior boarding schools you shouldn't be making judgements. Many boys(even shockingly non-hockey playing ones) list the experience as one of the greatest of their lives. Just an FYI.

Detect some bitterness
 
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brookie said:
"Shopped out" a little harsh don't you think? "No childhood" if you haven't had any expericence with junior boarding schools you shouldn't be making judgements. Many boys(even shockingly non-hockey playing ones) list the experience as one of the greatest of their lives. Just an FYI.

Detect some bitterness
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That would be incorrect. Have been around DI college hockey for ~25 yrs. Seen the kids that are burned out as they hit college. Seen more than a few who missed out on a lot of what normal kids would have because the parents are in hot pursuit of the elite team or scholarship. Have also seen kids at this kids age doing the same. If the kid goes one place and stays there great stuff. Changing schools every year isn't optimal whether it is for Academics or Sport. Looked like that is what this kid is doing. Big gamble if your kid gets hurt or decides to pack it in and they've had a fragmented school experience to further something that may never come to fruition.
 
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leswp1 said:
That would be incorrect. Have been around DI college hockey for ~25 yrs. Seen the kids that are burned out as they hit college. Seen more than a few who missed out on a lot of what normal kids would have because the parents are in hot pursuit of the elite team or scholarship. Have also seen kids at this kids age doing the same. If the kid goes one place and stays there great stuff. Changing schools every year isn't optimal whether it is for Academics or Sport. Looked like that is what this kid is doing. Big gamble if your kid gets hurt or decides to pack it in and they've had a fragmented school experience to further something that may never come to fruition.
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I thought this kid came from Cardigan Mountain School. If so, CMS is a junior school, you graduate and move on to high school just like the kids in public school. To counter your burnout argument the kids at these types prep usually have to particiate in a different sport/activity each term. They cannot be one-sported like lot of the hockey players are these days.
 
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