With Little, Yale Rarely Caught Short
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The following article featuring Yale forward Broc Little appeared March 24 on the New England Hockey Journal (NEHJ) Web site.
By Nate Crossman
Talented offensive players crave the power play. With one
less skater on the ice, there’s more room to operate and to
show off their arsenal of moves.
Yale sophomore forward Broc Little isn’t an exception to
that idea. But he prefers his opponent to be on the power play, and
the Bulldogs to be shorthanded.
“As soon as we get a penalty, I think that I can
score,” said Little, who leads Division 1 this season with
five shorthanded goals. “As soon as we get the puck (in the
shorthanded situation), I break the other way. I have the freedom
to do that.”
Complete article can be accessed via the NEHJ Web site by clicking here.
