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- Nov 16, 2005
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Imagine spending two full seasons battling for ice time on a veteran-laden junior hockey team, one that was built to produce high-octane scoring in pursuit of a Western Hockey League championship. And then, when the elite performers finally move on, graduating to professional or Canadian University hockey, your time as a veteran leader emerges as the team is entrenched in rebuilding mode.
Such is the path currently being traveled by Cole Ully (DAL) of the Kamloops Blazers, an 18-year-old product from Calgary, AB who has overcome some personal challenges en route to living his dream in WHL.
“It’s different for sure after having those guys to learn from for the past two years,” Ully said while speaking with Hockey’s Future in Kelowna.… read more
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