Fisher works to recruit for new ice hockey program ...Middle East

PITTSFORD, N.Y. — St. John Fisher University will add men’s and women’s ice hockey to its athletic department next academic year. Naturally, the next 12 months for the two first-year head coaches will be recruiting and filling a team. St. John Fisher has a deep legacy of excellence in athletics. “The reputation of the school, the academics of the school, really kind of sell itself,” said men’s ice hockey coach Reid Lesswing. “All the other sports are really successful here.” From now until next October, it’s just about assembling a team for Lesswing and Scott McDonald, the women’s ice hockey head coach. “You can’t fake recruiting,” McDonald said. “You have to get on the ground and get in t

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