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Re: Union Hockey 2011-2012 Season Thread "We Can See Cleary Now"
Jeeze. You're making the NC sweep look like child's play. Congrats.
Jeeze. You're making the NC sweep look like child's play. Congrats.
Keith who indeed! I think we can safely say that the big offseason concern about goaltending has been answered. While I'm not expecting Troy to put up +95% save numbers like he has right now for the entire season, there really is no reason to think that he & Stevens won't give Union a very good chance to win every night and at least be as good as KK was his freshman year. I just don't see any glaring weakness with Grosenick's game. He is very good controlling rebounds, has a nice glove hand, is sound technically, moves up/down & laterally well, and even handles the puck pretty well (MUCH better than Kinkaid BTW). He makes a lot of difficult save look easy.. which is usually the sign of a very good goaltender. He does get a little off his angles at times when he moves side to side, but that's a pretty minor quibble since plenty of goalies in the NHL have problems with that too. I'm sure there will be some not so good nights for Troy as the season goes along.. but certainly he is off to an excellent start.Just noticed that Grosenick is number 1 goalie in D-1 and that I've been spelling his name wrong. Keith who?![]()
Troy Grosenick has been named ECAC goalie of the week for the second time in less than a month.
Troy Grosenick, Union College
(Sophomore, Goaltender - Brookfield, Wisconsin)
(2GP, 2-0-0, 49SVS, 1SO, 0.50GAA) - Grosenick carried a shutout streak of 119:18 into the third period of Union's 3-1 win at Clarkson, one night after making 27 stops for the shutout in a 2-0 win at St. Lawrence. Grosenick stopped 22 of 23 shots against the Golden Knights to earn his second win of the weekend. Grosenick, who has started eight of nine games in net for Union, leads in the nation in goals-against average (1.24) and save percentage (.949), and has two shutouts in nine games this season.
Actually, Brown has a very good freshmen class that is fast & skilled and isn't real big. Not saying that the Bears don't still have some size and will not do a lot of banging, but things may be changing in that end of Providence. Should be two very entertaining games (or at least hoping so)..Without Mike Ingoldsby, depth at D has become a real concern. Charlie is a big banger whose presence will be missed against a physical Brown team in particular. Matt Hatch's speed and overall play would be a big loss too. We won't back down from the challenge however.
I've heard that Roger would still be "thrilled to finish second", especially after getting more than 40%Roger Hull may be the next mayor of Schenectady. It comes down to absentee ballots. Surprisingly, he received more than 40% of the vote.
Don't forget, Union fans - Coach's Corner Live! from Bomber's Burrito Bar, State St. in Schenectady - Tonight at 6pm. If you can't make it down, tune in to am 1160 and 1240 locally, or online at teamline.cc - and remember, these shows are archived, so if you miss it - You can listen to the follow up later!
Guests tonight will be assistant coach Joe Dumais, and center Jeremy Welsh! We have a lot to cover including the Dutchmen's ECAC opening weekend sweep, injury updates, and 3 games in 5 days including rival RPI and ranked opponent Yale!
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We went down two weeks ago for the first time and were very disappointed that we couldn't hear the broadcast.
Is this typical?
Roger Hull may be the next mayor of Schenectady. It comes down to absentee ballots. Surprisingly, he received more than 40% of the vote.
rdf, thanks for the links. You are our official media relations guru. Big 5 days upcoming with 3 tough games. Need 3 points at least over the weekend and a point or two on Tuesday at HFH. Brown is always a problem, Yale is Yale and RPI is worrying me a lot as they will be very hungry and possibly desperate. I would not be surprised to see Stevens in goal for one of the 3, most likely tonight, but as hot as Troy is (can't he change that name?