Colten St. Clair, Eamonn McDermott and Matt Leitner have been selected to play for Team USA in the World Junior A Challenge in Summerside, Prince Edward Island from November 1-8. They will miss two home games against Chicago on November 6-7.
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- Upcoming live blogs October 30-31
- Updates on former Force players
- Urban Plains Center parking lot paved
- Searfoss changes mind, goes back to Blais
- Force get pummeled in Waterloo
- Force squeak by Buccaneers
- Matt Leitner named Offensive Player of the Week
- Force players selected for '09 US Junior Select Team
- Force take two on the road
- USHL prospects recognized by NHL
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- Nate Schmidt goal at MN State A Hockey Tournament
- From the rumor mill...
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- Force post first win in Steve Johnson era
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The list is in two parts: The "Listing By College" page lists the NCAA schools and the players who have reportedly committed to them. The league and geographic pages contains a listing of players who have done well at the junior or minor hockey level, and therefore may attract NCAA attention. These pages of potential NCAA recruits are based upon the information available to me, and do not represent the views of the NCAA or any of its teams. Accordingly, many players who may attract (or in fact have already attracted) NCAA attention may not yet be listed because that information has not come to my attention. The listing of school commitments reflects reported verbal commitments to attend the school. Although verbal commitments are not legally binding until the player signs a binding NCAA Letter of Intent ("LOI"). Players who have signed a LOI are noted in bold. All other listings are of reported verbal commitments. (Ivy league schools do not use a LOI, so all commitments are verbal commitments only.)
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1 comments:
wow 3 guys this year. great!
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