Cashman Happy to be Back at Quinnipiac
The following artcile appeared in The Quinnipiac Chronicle on October 19, 2011 written by by Tim O'Donnell.
After five years of playing professional hockey, Reid Cashman is
back at Quinnipiac. On Aug. 19, Quinnipiac’s athletic
department announced that Cashman was hired as the new assistant
coach, replacing Ben Syer, who left to become an assitant coach at
Cornell.
“It’s exciting. It’s feeling like a second
home,” Cashman said. “This is where I graduated, I met
my fiancee here, so she’s excited to be back. It really has a
feeling of coming back home.”
While Cashman, 28, may have been gone for five years, his success
at Quinnipiac still resonates. There is a framed Cashman jersey
hanging in head coach Rand Pecknold’s office. Another one
hangs in the Bobcats’ locker room. His name also hangs above
the ice on the new 100 career points banner at TD Bank Sports
Center.
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