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UNH Hockey Off Season Thread 2026

Recovering from an extended stretch in the hospital for an unexpected and life threatening surgery, my recovery goal is to be able to walk into the Whit without the aid of a wheel chair, scooter or crutches for the MSU series.

After a summer of no golf, 187 staples in my leg and countless sleepless nights contemplating a potential amputation, UNH hockey cannot come soon enough to distract me from the pain and rehab of relearning how to walk.

A huge thanks to Ref and Chuck for supporting me throughout this journey and keeping my spirits up during some really dark days.
 
Recovering from an extended stretch in the hospital for an unexpected and life threatening surgery, my recovery goal is to be able to walk into the Whit without the aid of a wheel chair, scooter or crutches for the MSU series.

After a summer of no golf, 187 staples in my leg and countless sleepless nights contemplating a potential amputation, UNH hockey cannot come soon enough to distract me from the pain and rehab of relearning how to walk.

A huge thanks to Ref and Chuck for supporting me throughout this journey and keeping my spirits up during some really dark days.
Very sorry to hear about your rough summer, but I’m glad to hear you are on the mend. Always appreciated your insight and opinions on the program, and I’m glad to see you back online here!

I hope your recovery continues throughout the fall and winter, and let’s all hope that lots of winning hockey can expedite the process!
 
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