Kincaid Headed to Blues' Prospects Camp
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St. Louis Bandits goaltender Keith Kinkaid, an incoming freshman
at Union, will participate in the St. Louis Blues’
pre-orientation camp, which begins this week in St. Louis.
Recent Blues draft picks and free-agent signings will participate
the camp, including some who have played in the NHL with the
Blues.
Kinkaid, the NAHL's Most Valuable Player and Goaltender of the
Year, fashioned a 30-5-4 mark in the regular season to compliment a
league-best goals-against average (1.78) and save percentage
(.935). The Union College-bound netminder from Farmingville, N.Y.,
went 10-2 in the postseason en route to being named the Robertson
Cup Championship Tournament MVP.
Kinkaid, who was not drafted into the NHL, participated in
January’s NAHL Top Prospects Tournament.
Kincaid also took part in the New York Rangers’ Prospects
Development Camp, which took place last week at the MSG Training
Center in New York.
