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Freshman forward Jon Pelle, on adjusting to the collegiate level. Pelle is generously listed at 5??8 and had a bit of difficulty early on making the jump to Harvard from the Eastern Junior Hockey League’s New York Apple Core. With eight goals and 17 assists so far, though, he’s doing just fine...
...Pelle will never be the big man on campus. Not literally, anyway. Of course, the 5??8 freshman has known that for some time now, ever since he was left off his first peewee roster nearly a decade ago because he was too small in the eyes of would-be coaches...
That wouldn’t dissuade Apple Core coach and general manager Henry Lazar—as it had several before him—from enlisting Pelle, though. His organization had, after all, already enjoyed its fair share of success with Cornell’s Ryan Vesce, the 5??8 future captain...
...March 11, The Toronto Star reported Canadian women’s national team scout Wally Kozak’s criticizing Corriero’s skating abilities—giving her a rating of 1.5 on a scale of 0.5 to 5??and indicated that this was one of the primary reasons she has been left off the roster. The Toronto Star also quoted Kozak as saying that, “she would have to literally learn to skate” in order to be considered for Team Canada’s roster...
Third in the nation in goals, the 5??10, Mississauga, Ont., product has notched 25 tallies thus far this season, five more than Cornell’s Matt Moulson and Vermont’s Scott Mifsud for the ECAC lead—not to mention three ahead of any two of his fellow Saints...