The Man Behind the Mask
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The following article featuring Brown goaltender Dan Rosen appeared in the February 8 issue of The Brown Daily Herald.
By Megan McCahill
For the men's hockey team, Dan Rosen '10 is the man behind the
mask. But after recording 68 saves in the Bears' sweep of Dartmouth
and Harvard last weekend, he may find it harder to stay incognito.
For his efforts, he was named the Eastern College Athletic
Conference Hockey Goalie of the Week. This week, he shed his mask
as The Herald's Athlete of the Week to reveal a bit more about
himself.
Herald: When did you start playing hockey?
Rosen: When I was pretty young, probably about four or five.
Why did you decide to play goalie?
I'm not really sure. I played one year as a regular player, then
switched to goalie. My dad was a goalie, he played Division III, so
I think that probably had something to do with it.
What's the worst part of being a goalie?
The worst part is anytime the team loses, or there's a mistake made
out in front of you, it's kind of all on you. It's not fun when you
aren't able to make the stop.
Complete article can be accessed via the Herald Web site by clicking here.
