UNH Recruit for '08 Leading the Way
Paul Thompson, playing for the NH Junior Monarchs, is still leading the way in the Eastern Junior Hockey League with 30 points in 16 games. Fellow '08 recruit and teammate, Greg Burke, has just three assists on the year - dissappointing numbers, but he is a year and a half younger, and seeing him at the EJHL showcase in Hooksett, NH a few weeks ago he looked very promising. I expect big things from the two of them.
To finish out this little look at the '08 recruits, Steve Moses, playing for the Jr. Bruins, is playing very well with 16 points in 16 games.
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Eastern Junior Scoring Leaders
'08 looks to bring some serious talent to our 'Cats. That year will see Seniors Trevor Smith, Jerry Pollastrone, Thomas Fortney and Greg Collins up front with Jamie Fritsch, Joe Charlebois and Kevin Kapstad anchoring the blue-line and an incoming class consisting of the aforementioned recruits and James VanRiemsdyk, Philip DeSimone, Mike Borisenok and Will O'Niell in their sophomore tilt! As well, goaltender, Brian Foster should see his role backstopping our 'Cats increase tremendously that year with current netminder Kevin Reagan having graduated by then - expect to see an excellent number one goaltender in Foster. At this point it looks like our Wildcats could have their best shot at a national title since '99.
The future's looking bright! Hope you've got shades!
Paul Thompson, playing for the NH Junior Monarchs, is still leading the way in the Eastern Junior Hockey League with 30 points in 16 games. Fellow '08 recruit and teammate, Greg Burke, has just three assists on the year - dissappointing numbers, but he is a year and a half younger, and seeing him at the EJHL showcase in Hooksett, NH a few weeks ago he looked very promising. I expect big things from the two of them.
To finish out this little look at the '08 recruits, Steve Moses, playing for the Jr. Bruins, is playing very well with 16 points in 16 games.
Check out:
Eastern Junior Scoring Leaders
'08 looks to bring some serious talent to our 'Cats. That year will see Seniors Trevor Smith, Jerry Pollastrone, Thomas Fortney and Greg Collins up front with Jamie Fritsch, Joe Charlebois and Kevin Kapstad anchoring the blue-line and an incoming class consisting of the aforementioned recruits and James VanRiemsdyk, Philip DeSimone, Mike Borisenok and Will O'Niell in their sophomore tilt! As well, goaltender, Brian Foster should see his role backstopping our 'Cats increase tremendously that year with current netminder Kevin Reagan having graduated by then - expect to see an excellent number one goaltender in Foster. At this point it looks like our Wildcats could have their best shot at a national title since '99.
The future's looking bright! Hope you've got shades!
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