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Plymouth State College
Email: Team Contact
Team: Official Site
School: Official Site |
Coach - Brett Tryder
Athletic Dir. - Stephen Bamford
Plymouth State College Hockey
PE Center, MSC #32
Plymouth, NH
03264
Tel: (603) 535-2744
Fax: (603) 535-2758 |
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About the Team
Club Name: Panthers
Last Season Record:
Fans Per Game: 200
When looking for players, Plymouth State College looks for four key characteristics:
- Honesty: with self, teammates, staff
- Loyalty: to the uniform, teammates, staff, etc...
- Respect: for self, teammates, faculty, officials, parents
- Unselfishness: in all aspects of life
Plymouth State College competes in the very challanging ECAC Northeast league. PSC has a tradition of winning hockey for more than 20 years. The Panthers are a strong defensive team under head ice hockey coach Mike Bonelli. The squad consists of 27 players. They carry 4 goalies, 8 D and 16 forwards. The 2000 class will graduate 7 players from this year's team, 4 forwards and 3 D. Our team colors are green and white. Team nickname is the "Panthers".
The Panthers are always involved in many community outreach programs. They give their players the opportunity to get to know each other as well as meet the "locals" and supporters of Panther Hockey. As well, the team encourages incoming players to attend at least one of the many school "meet and greets" to introduce themselves to others outside the hockey community. |
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About the School
Student Body: 3500
Average SAT: 950
In every area of the school's curriculum you'll find programs that will propel you to the front of the line for the graduate programs and job markets of the twenty-first century. In every area of their curriculm, you'll come to think of your professors as partners on an intellectual journey, as collaborators, as mentors and as friends. Plymouth business graduates land good jobs in accounting and marketing and gain admission to top graduate schools. Our graduates in health, physical education and recreation are in demand as coaches, athletic trainers and fitness and rehabilitation specialists. As a Plymouth State College Hockey player, you will be expected to attend study halls, participate in class and maintain good academic standing. Their goal is to produce individuals that not only excel on the ice but in the classroom as well.
Solid programs. Copious choices. True teachers. Besides from a quality education, you should flip a coin. You'll have your choice of 16 music, theater and dance groups, eight national honor socities, a newspaper, yearbook, literary magazine and radio station - in all, some 90 campus clubs and organizations. The friendships and professional connections you establish at Plymouth will last a lifetime - just ask the 20,000 members of their alumni association. Plymouth offers you an exceptional variety of programs to consider now - and you'll have excellent academic options if your interest change later on. They offer a 17 to 1 student-teacher ratio. 102 majors, 53 minors. 84% of their 200 professors and instructors hold a doctorate or other terminal degree. Their student population consists of 3,500 undergraduates from 25 states and 16 countries; 50%women, 50%men, 60% of students live on campus. |
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About the Town
Population: 4000
Plymouth is in central New Hampshire, within easy driving distance of ski areas, large and small cities, the Atlantic Ocean, pristine wilderness-and for most students in the New England area - home. PSC is less than an hour from Manchester airport and within a short distance of many malls and shopping centers in tax free New Hampshire.
Full days. Fun times. Good friends. Their 170 acre mountain side campus overlooks the Pemigewasset River and the Main Street shops of downtown Plymouth, New Hampshire - a friendly New England community that merited the seventh-place ranking in the recent book, "The 100 Best Small Towns of America". Bring your hiking shoes along with your skates, skis, a swim suit, and a Red Sox hat. Just north of Plymouth, you can hike the 770,000-acre White Mountain National Forest. Five major ski areas are minutes away, great for Mom and Dad visiting for games. Lake Winnipesaukee, the state's largest lake, is half an hour from campus. The seacoast is only two hours away-and so is Boston! |
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