A Leader On and Off the Ice
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The following article featuring Princeton defenseman Brad Schroeder appeared in the March 3 issue of the Daily Princetonian.
By Rachel Orland
Senior Writer
On Sunday evening, Brad Schroeder — like most other
Canadians — was on the edge of his seat. In a game where the
stakes could not be higher, Canada and the United States were
battling in overtime of the Olympic gold-medal matchup for
men’s hockey. And like most other Canadians, Schroeder
rejoiced when Sidney Crosby scored the game-winner for Canada.
“I breathed a huge sigh of relief,” Schroeder said.
“It was an amazing game. It was great to see another
Canada-USA final. Both countries are really passionate about
hockey.”
A native of Drake, Saskatchewan, Schroeder certainly had a vested
interest in the gold-medal game. But Schroeder isn’t just a
casual fan of the sport he knows and loves. For the past four
years, the senior defenseman has made a name for himself as a
stalwart for the Orange and Black.
Complete article can be accessed via the Princetonian Web site by clicking here.
