Michael McNicholas.
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Here is the full press release from the Maine Mariners website,
https://marinersofmaine.com/news/michael-mcnicholas-re-signs-in-maine/
McNicholas has played the past two seasons with the Mariners. In 60 games last season McNicholas collected (11-goals-27-assists-38-points).
McNicholas spent fours years at the University of New Hampshire before signing his first professional contract with the ECHL Indy Fuel March 6th 2018.
McNicholas played one season in Vernon (2013-14). The Vipers traded Aaron Hadley to Nanaimo January 10th 2013 for future considerations (Michael McNicholas & Jordan Klimek). In 56 games with the Vipers McNicholas collected (23-goals-46-assists-69-points).
McNicholas scored one of the biggest goals in recent Vipers history, scoring the overtime winning goal in Game 7 of the Interior division finals vs Penticton in 2014.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJQp8_XnYtI
Michael McNicholas Player Profile:
https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/109871/michael-mcnicholas
I was at that seven game against Penticton in there Barn. Yes, Fred H. and coaching staff including the penticton vees hockey players thought they had won. They were all looking at the time remaining and where high fiveing each other as though they had won. But the only thing they had not considered was a team leader by the name of Colin Sparrow who became pissed off at the Vees ATTITUDE and said to his team mates you know what we can win this game and guess what they believed in themselves and took it to the vees and WON,WON. I must tell you after the game it felt like a out of body experience as I was in shock and found it hard to believe we had just Won. To be honest I think we all felt that way. It was a very exciting finish and really enjoyed myself. The only thing I wish I could have done was talk to that Penticton fan who said to bad you travelled this far only to watch your team lose. NEVER SAY ITS OVER TILL ITS OVER. go,vipers,go.
ReplyDeleteNOTE, The team leaders name is Colton Sparrow not Colin just for the record.
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