What a difference a year makes.
After learning the ropes in his first season in the United States Hockey League, Marc McLaughlin’s game has taken off in his second and final season in Cedar Rapids.
The Boston College recruit had 10 goals and 10 assists in 21 games before going down with a lower-body injury that he is hopeful to be fully recovered from in time for the stretch run.
Related Articles
O’Connor: Hey, goalies, let’s hear you talk out there
February is usually playoff month for many hockey programs (high school in particular). At the very least, the month is a sign of the final…
Read More
NWHL: Riveters star Packer savoring good times, embracing leadership role
Madison Packer has been at the forefront of a lot of growth in women’s hockey. As one of the first players in the National Women’s…
Read More
Manley giving struggling Fredonia hope
The SUNY-Fredonia men’s hockey team struggled to start the season, dropping five of its first nine games and winning just once, not including a shootout…
Read More