Alumni Revisited - Ryan Verbeek, News (Lambton Jr. Sting AAA Hockey )

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Jun 23, 2018 | Dawn Riley | 1631 views
Alumni Revisited - Ryan Verbeek
Name:  Ryan Verbeek
Current/Last team played for: Dalhousie University 2017-2018 - USports
Years Played in Lambton (eg: 2008-2012) :  2011-2012
 
1. What was your favourite minor hockey memory? playing 2 years older than me AAA  
2. Greatest accomplishment in Jr Hockey? Scoring 4 goals in a game against the Sting.
3. When you played for Lambton, who was your favourite Sting player? Yakupov was my favourite player to watch

4. What one thing did you learn in Minor hockey that helped you get to the next level?  Always using intensity all over like a buzz saw and constantly shooting the puck.

5. What do you see yourself doing in 10 years?  A pro hockey player or pro referee.

To view Ryans stats please visit the Lambton AAA website under the Alumni Tab
Thank you to Ryan for participating in Alumni revisited. 
 

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