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Victoria Grizzlies defenceman Hoyt Stanley capped a big early season personally in the B.C. Hockey League by committing this week to NCAA Div. 1 Cornell Big Red.“That’s a great combination,” added Stanley, who sports a perfect 4.0 GPA, and plans to study finance and business.
“Last season was a setback but I worked hard over the summer to prepare for this season and it has paid off,” said the six-foot-two, 200-pound blue-liner.“I feel I’m a two-way player who can move the puck offensively with good size for the back end in our zone,” he said. He comes from a sporting background. Stanley’s dad, Graham Stanley, played pro hockey in the AHL, ECHL and IHL. Sister Kaiden Stanley plays field hockey in the NCAA Pac-12 for the University of California-Berkeley and is on the NextGen Canadian junior national team. Mom Kyra Stanley was internationally ranked in trampoline.
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