Saints Find New Trio to Replace 'Hogs
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The following article appeared in the November 13 issue of the Watertown Daily Times.
By Max DelSignore
Last year, the most revered line on the St. Lawrence University
men's hockey team was known as the "Sweathog" line.
Forwards Casey Parenteau, Travis Vermeulen and Alex Curran were a
workmanlike trio that always had their sticks on the puck, were
dependable on both ends of the ice and exemplified the Saints'
toughness. The line isn't together this year, but Parenteau has
teamed with two other players to form another imposing troika for
SLU.
Parenteau, along with Brock McBride and Mike McKenzie, have
combined to tally 14 points in four games on the same line for St.
Lawrence this season. The forwards have been paired on lines during
their careers, but it's the first time they've skated together as a
group. Saints head coach Joe Marsh assembled the threesome at
Niagara, and the offense took off.
Complete article can be accessed via the Times Web site by clicking here.
