AnnArbor.com Staff
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The last of the Michigan hockey team’s four graduating seniors has found a roster spot for the remainder of the professional season.
Wolverines’ captain Luke Glendening signed an amateur tryout contract with the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League on Wednesday, according to MGoBlue.com.
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Jeff Arnold
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Michigan's Luke Glendening looks for a pass in the hockey game against Ferris State at Yost Arena in Ann Arbor, Mich. on Jan. 22, 2010. Michigan defeated Ferris State 2 - 0. Angela J. Cesere | AnnArbor.com
Luke Glendening is as unassuming as they come, content as a behind-the-scenes contributor.
When the sophomore associate captain scored twice last weekend in the Michigan hockey team’s 2-0 win over No. 9 Ferris State, teammate Louie Caporusso jokingly assumed Glendening's role in a post-game press conference, dishing out credit to everyone else but himself.
That, as anyone who knows Glendening, is just the way he's always been. Glendening arrived at Michigan just hoping to catch on with Red Berenson's team. Without a scholarship and no glistening hockey resume', Glendening quietly went about his business.
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James Briggs
AnnArbor.com
Searching for a spark, the University of Michigan hockey team has named two new captains.
Players this week voted junior forward Carl Hagelin and sophomore forward Luke Glendening as alternate captains. Eight players received votes, but Michigan coach Red Berenson said Hagelin and Glendening earned the “significant majority.”
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James Briggs
AnnArbor.com
Michigan forward Robbie Czarnik dives for the puck Friday against Michigan State. The Spartans won, 3-2. Angela J. Cesere | AnnArbor.com
This might be a good time for a road trip.
Things certainly haven't been great at home for the University of Michigan hockey team, which lost its third straight game Friday, 3-2, to Michigan State.
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