Over the course of the past few years, the Boys Varsity Hockey team has made tremendous strides. The team has gone from being a cellar-dweller in the Tri-Metro Conference to holding its own and finishing with a record of 8-14-3 last season.
Senior captain Cameron Causey looks to continue that improvement under new coach Bill Owens. In light of the new coach, “we’ll probably change all of our systems,” Causey said.
Yet although there may be some stumbling blocks along the way, Causey is optimistic about the team’s chances. “We have some good freshmen coming in, so that should help. We’ve also got some older kids who have improved a lot in the last few years,” Causey said.
This year, the Spartans may even contend for postseason success. “I think we’d like to win the Tri-Metro and then make a run in sections.”
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