UML Recruiting, Building for the future

[UMLFan]

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For the first time all season, the Vees lose back to back games, and they're in trouble in the tournament.

[boblav1]

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UML recruit Connor Hellebuyck was named to the 2011-12 All-NAHL Team. Connor was also voted the NAHL Goaltender and Rookie of the Year along with UConn recruit Robert Nichols.

The NAHL had the rarest of situations this season as both Connor Hellebuyck and Robert Nichols received the same number of votes for both the Rookie of Year award and the Brian's Goaltender of the Year awards, therefore both were honored.

http://www.juniorhockey.com/news/new...?news_id=75570

[UMLFan]

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Hadn't realized that ex-Lowell player Robert Visca is also playing in the RBC.

[boblav1]

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Hadn't realized that ex-Lowell player Robert Visca is also playing in the RBC.

It looks like he had a nice season for Woodstock.

[UMLFan]

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Big 2-1 win for Penticton keeps them alive in the RBC Cup. They need a win tonight to make it to the semifinals.

[UMLFan]

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Logan Johnston scores the GWG in Penticton's 3-1 win that puts them into the RBC Cup Semifinals.

[BU2K]

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Hey Monty
I have been meaning to say your interview on Fox25 about Junior passing away was excellent. You have a future in broadcasting.

[UMLFan]

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Hey Monty
I have been meaning to say your interview on Fox25 about Junior passing away was excellent. You have a future in broadcasting.

Ha ... thanks, but no thanks!

[UMLFan]

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Logan Johnston had a goal in Penticton's 3-0 win in the semifinals of the RBC Cup.

The final is being played currently and is tied at 2, in the second period.

Edit to add: Penticton is the best Junior A team in Canada, as they won tonight 4-3. Logan Johnston assisted on the game winning goal.

[UMLFan]

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Lowell has picked up a new commitment for 12/13, Alec White, a 6'2" forward from the Michigan Warriors (NAHL). Thanks to boblav1 for finding this for me. The site has been updated to add him.

So, with his addition, and the departure of Conderman (and speculating the departures of Boulanger and Mihailovich, here's where the UML roster stands as of today for next season, based on the assumption that all the players that could come in either 2012 or 2013 will come in 2013:

Defense (10):
Senior: Malcolm Lyles
Juniors: Daniel Furlong, Joe Houk (RS), Chad Ruhwedel
Sophomores: William Eiserman, Zach Kamrass, Jake Suter
Freshmen: Greg Amlong, Christian Folin, Dmitri Sinitsyn (RS)

Forwards (18):
Seniors: Riley Wetmore, Colin Wright
Juniors: Derek Arnold, Josh Holmstrom, Derek McCoy, Joe Pendanza, Shayne Thompson
Sophomores: Tyler Brickler, Stephen Buco, Terrence Wallin, Scott Wilson
Freshmen: Adam Chapie, Mike Colantone, Michael Fallon, Logan Johston, Ryan McGrath, Dylan Shapiro, Alec White

Goalies (3):
Juniors: Doug Carr
Sophomores: Brian Robbins
Freshman: Connor Hellebuyck

So at this point, that leaves us at 31 on the roster. That's still a large number.

Assuming no one leaves, the class breakdown for 2012 then would be:
Seniors: 3
Juniors: 9
Sophomores: 8
Freshmen: 11

[snipeshow10]

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Have also heard Brickler will be transferring to a D-3 school next year as well. That cuts the roster to 30 which would still be the largest number in Hockey East.

[boblav1]

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Lowell has picked up a new commitment for 12/13, Alec White, a 6'2" forward from the Michigan Warriors (NAHL).

AJ also played in the NAHL Top Prospect tournament this past season.
http://nahl.stats.pointstreak.com/pl...&seasonid=5863

[UMLFan]

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Final stats for UML recruits for their respective 2011/2012 seasons. One thing that's definitely noticeable, other than McGrath, every player is 6' or taller. Think that was something that Coach Bazin definitely wanted to change.

I'm listing Scammon and Stenglein as 2013, but they could enter school in 2012.

2012
Name                POS  TEAM (League)                      HT   WT     DOB     GP  G  A  PTS  PIM
Greg Amlong          D   Cedar Rapids Roughriders (USHL)   6'1  188  12/08/91   54  9 16   25   54
Adam Chapie          F   New Mexico Mustangs (NAHL)        6'1  175  07/06/91   60 31 26   57   63
Michael Colantone    RW  Prince George (BCHL)              6'0  190  11/13/91   59 33 41   74   39
                         Playoffs                                                4  0  0    1    4
Michael Fallon       LW  Chicago Steel (USHL)             5'11  175  07/08/91   60 19 29   48   12
Christian Folin      RD  Austin Bruins (NAHL)              6'3  215  02/09/91   54 11 20   31   50
                         Playoffs                                                2  0  1    1    2
Logan Johnston       LW  Pentincton Vees (BCHL)            6'1  208  06/28/91   35 12 19   31   44
                         Playoffs                                               15  4  4    8   28
Ryan McGrath         C   Cedar Rapids Roughriders (USHL)   5'7  155  07/13/91   39 17 19   36   42
                         Playoffs                                                2  1  1    2    4
Dylan Shapiro        RW  Rochester Stars (EJHL)            6'3  185  06/04/93   44  6 21   27   51
                         Playoffs                                                2  1  1    2    4
Alec White           W   Michigan Warriors (NAHL)          6'2  180  04/19/92   60 28 22   50   28
                         Playoffs                                                4  2  3    5    2

Name                POS  TEAM (League)                HT   WT   DOB     GP  W  L  T  %       GAA
Connor Hellebuyck    G   Odessa Jackalopes (NAHL)    6'4  185  05/19/93 53 26 21  1 93.0%   2.49
                         Playoffs                                        4  1 3 0   93.4%   3.46

2013
Name                POS  TEAM (League)                     HT   WT      DOB     GP  G  A  PTS  PIM
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   56 30 21   51  132
                                                                                 6  2  3    5   28

Notes:
*Stenglein finished 5th in goals in the USHL, and 16th in total points.
*Fallon finished tied for 22nd in the USHL in total points. He led his team in scoring.
*Amlong finished tied for 19th in total points for defensemen in the USHL.
*Chapie finished tied for 7th in goals and 16th in the NAHL in total points, while White finished tied for 9th.
*Folin finished tied for second in goals and tied for 12th in the NAHL in total points by defensemen.
*Hellebuyck finished second in the NAHL in save percentage, and had the most saves of any other netminder in the league.
*Colantone finished 11th in goals and 14th in points in the BCHL.

Don't have access to stats for Shea.

And I've only used the league playoff stats, not the RBC Cup (for example).

[UMLFan]

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One thing that I knew Leaman could do was recruit, and he's pulled off another good get for PC ...

Andrew Weiss@WeissFC

Jon Gillies has announced today he will be playing at Providence College next season

Nathan Fournier@jrhockeywriter

bREAKING NEW: Jon Gillies has committed to Providence College

Not sure what the plans are at this point, but PC will have a senior (Stein), a sophomore (Laplante) and two freshmen next year (Wells and Gillies) and they have a commit for 2013 as well. Interesting.

[UMLFan]

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Dylan Shapiro was selected in the 7th round of the USHL Draft today, by the Indian Ice (104th overall).