Feature: Through Thick and Thin
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The following article featuring Clarkson forward Shea Guthrie appeared in the December 11 issue of the Watertown Daily Times.
By CAP CAREY
TIMES SPORTSWRITER
POTSDAM — The start to his final season in a Clarkson
uniform hasn't been exactly the way Shea Guthrie would have
planned.
The senior forward from Carleton Place, Ontario, missed the first
four games of the season after suffering a wrist injury, and his
team has struggled to a 2-8-4 overall record and a 1-6-1 record in
ECAC Hockey games.
"Obviously, it was a frustrating experience for myself, but it's
part of the risk you take playing a physical sport," Guthrie said
of his injury. "As time has gone on, I have regained most of my
strength and functionality of my hand, and it hasn't bothered me on
the ice. The healing process was pretty slow, but it was important
for me to be patient and not rush coming back."
Complete article can be accessed via the Daily Times Web site by clicking here.
