New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) forward Rence Coassin has committed to Harvard for the fall of 2008. He is described by his current coach as follows: "I would say he might be one of the hardest working players I have ever coached."
Coassin, a left-shot center, is in his second year with the Monarchs after graduating from Choate in 2006. As a senior at Choate he was an assistant captain and was selected to the All-Founders League Team. He compiled a line of 10-17-27, good for third on the team, and was around the same point totals as Sam Bozoian and Joe Smith (junior at the time). Doug Rogers had a line of 25-37-62.
"I realized I wanted to attend Harvard when I was 11 years old and watched a family friend, Brett Nowak, play in his first Beanpot for Harvard,” stated Coassin. “Being able to go to a school with a nationally ranked hockey program and outstanding academics is a dream come true. I would like to thank Coach Donato and his coaching staff for giving me this unbelievable opportunity. I cannot wait to compete for a National and Beanpot Championship every year."
A 6’1”, 197 lb. native of Hamden, Conn., Coassin is a 2/20/88 birthdate. In 24 games with the Monarchs this season, he has a 8-9-17 line, good for 4th on the team.
My guess is that barring a real blue chipper, Harvard is likely done at forward for the Class of 2008.
Welcome to Harvard Rence!!
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