Conroy Gained Fame on College, NHL Ice
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The following article featuring former Clarkson standout Craig Conroy appeared in the August 31 issue of the Watertown Daily Times.
Craig Conroy is the most successful hockey player from the north
country, a 14-year NHL veteran, team captain, and Stanley Cup
finals participant.
Conroy grew up in Potsdam, and is the son of former Clarkson
University skater Mike Conroy, who totaled 102 points in his
college career. Conroy's uncle, Tom Taylor, also played for the
Golden Knights.
By the time Conroy was in high school, his potential was obvious.
He skated three years for the Sandstoners, from 1986-89, then left
for Northwood Prep school in Lake Placid. During the 1989-90
season, he led the team in scoring with 32 goals and 44 assists in
32 games.
Complete article can be accessed via the Times Web site by clicking here.
