Core seniors, young defense lead men's hockey

Perhaps the biggest concern for the team this season will be finding ways to light the lamp. Added pressure will be placed upon last year’s first-year phenomenon Kyle Schoppel ’08. Schoppel was last season’s NESCAC Rookie of the Year; he tallied 16 goals and 18 assists, good for sixth in the conference. But Schoppel will not be alone in tickling the twine this season. “I expect steady offensive contribution from all four forward lines, rather than looking to Kretzman to provide all of the offens