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Monday, April 23, 2007
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Tim Christian among Five Finalists to Replace Former LSSC player Doug Ross as Alabama-Huntsville Head Coach
![]() “With the super finish to our season, we were extremely pleased with the quality and number of candidates that expressed interest in the position,” noted Athletics Director Jim Harris. “Trimming the pool to the five finalists was a difficult process for the search committee and the five finalists are all extremely qualified. Narrowing the field further will be a tough task with such a talented group.” Plans are for the search committee to wrap up on-campus interviews next week and present one or more candidates to UAH President Dr. Frank Franz and Harris for the final decision. Barring any unforeseen delays, the department plans to announce the third coach in the program’s history the first week of May. Christian, a Grand Rapids, Michigan native played collegiate hockey at Ferris State University from 1991-1995 leading the team in scoring three of his four years at FSU. Christian then went on to play in the East Coast Hockey League for five seasons including playing for former LSSU head coach Frank Anzalone from 1995-1998. Christian came to LSSU in 2002 to join Frank Anzalone during his second stint in the Sault. Christian was retainied at LSSU by current head coach Jim Roque after Anzalone was dismissed following the 2003-04 season. |
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Senators Sign Free Agent Defenceman Derek Smith
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Ottawa Defenseman Coming to LSSU
Monday, April 09, 2007
LSSC Alumni leads Michigan State to NCAA Championship
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Tentative schedule for 2007-08
Michigancollegehockey.net’s Mike Burrill has posted a tentative schedule for The Lakers will then take to the road traveling to South Bend to take on the CCHA champion Fighting Irish November 2-3, before traveling to Detroit to take on Wayne State on November 9-10 allowing Detroit Area alumni their only opportunity to see the Lakers in regular season play this season. LSSU will play 5 of their next 6 games at home hosting the The Lakers will next travel Nebraska Omaha for a series on December 7th and 8th, before potential The Lakers will close out the season playing 7 of 12 games at home with home series against The key to success this season it will be for the Lakers to come out strong early in the season and pulling off some upsets. The schedule features 14 games against NCAA tournament teams in Clarkson, U of M, MSU, Miami of Ohio, and Notre Dame.
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