Link: Grand Forks Herald
by Brad Schlossman
Jason Gregoire, who originally gave a verbal commitment to the Pioneers a few months ago, said he wants to be closer to his home in Winnipeg.
"When I had my surgeries, it was a real emotional time in my life," said Gregoire, who suffered ankle injuries last fall." And coming from a big city like Lincoln, I liked the bright lights of Denver. But as I started playing again, I didn't see my family as much and I realized what I wanted in my heart. The grass isn't always greener."
Gregoire said the first step was to de-commit from Denver. "Luckily," he said, UND was still interested.
"The location is perfect," Gregoire said. "The Ralph is unbelievable. The hockey programs are second-to-none. I like the coaching staff and the educational opportunities. It's just a great school in my backyard."
"When I had my surgeries, it was a real emotional time in my life," said Gregoire, who suffered ankle injuries last fall." And coming from a big city like Lincoln, I liked the bright lights of Denver. But as I started playing again, I didn't see my family as much and I realized what I wanted in my heart. The grass isn't always greener."
Gregoire said the first step was to de-commit from Denver. "Luckily," he said, UND was still interested.
"The location is perfect," Gregoire said. "The Ralph is unbelievable. The hockey programs are second-to-none. I like the coaching staff and the educational opportunities. It's just a great school in my backyard."
1 comment:
Your back yard is nothing but tumble weeds.
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