Richter Has Found His Voice
The following article featuring Harvard goaltender Kyle Richter appeared December 1 on the New England Hockey Journal (NEHJ) Web site.
By Phil Perry
Editor's note: This article originally appeared in the November 2010 issue of New England Hockey Journal.
CAMBRIDGE -- For goalies, it’s a well-known part of the job description: Be seen, not heard.
It’s the nature of the position. A goalie is alone in his crease — an island of blue ice. Harvard’s Kyle Richter understands he may not get a word in edgewise mid-game, but that doesn’t keep the loquacious backstop from being heard.
Richter, the Crimson’s senior assistant captain, co-hosts a weekly Harvard radio show called “Top Shelf.” Currently, he’s in the middle of his third season talking hockey over the airwaves.
Complete article can be accessed via the NEHJ Web site by clicking here.
