When the Georgian Grizzlies visited Loyalist College to battle for the OCAA Division II men’s rugby championship, Sports Journalism student Braun Gheller stepped in to provide video for Rogers TV, Simcoe County. The Loyalist Lancers won the match, taking their second-straight Division title.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Handling the Heat: Tyson Teichmann
From time to time, we plan to highlight stories written by students in our Sports Journalism program.
Here’s one of them … a profile written by Kristen Shilton.
Handling the Heat: Tyson Teichmann
By Kristen Shilton
Sports Journalism Program
BELLEVILLE – Ken Dryden, the incomparable former Montreal Canadiens’ goaltender, once said that for players between the pipes, the biggest enemy they face each game is themselves. Tyson Teichmann, the 17-year-old goalie for the Ontario Hockey League’s Belleville Bulls, agrees that on-the-job pressure is sometimes enough to make him mental.
“Oh yeah, it can be frustrating in net,” he says. “When you work to be the best, you can get hard on yourself. I’m almost too hard on myself I’ve been told. I’m losing hair already.”
Entering his second season with the Bulls, Teichmann has earned the starter’s job, in part because of a strong performance for Team Canada’s Under-18 squad at a tournament in Europe this past summer. Teichmann started six games, finishing 4 - 2. His shutout in the gold medal game lifted Canada past the U.S.A. 1 - 0. In recently released rankings of draft eligible players, the NHL Central Scouting Bureau has the netminder ranked seventh among OHL goalies.
Here’s one of them … a profile written by Kristen Shilton.
Handling the Heat: Tyson Teichmann
By Kristen Shilton
Sports Journalism Program
BELLEVILLE – Ken Dryden, the incomparable former Montreal Canadiens’ goaltender, once said that for players between the pipes, the biggest enemy they face each game is themselves. Tyson Teichmann, the 17-year-old goalie for the Ontario Hockey League’s Belleville Bulls, agrees that on-the-job pressure is sometimes enough to make him mental.
“Oh yeah, it can be frustrating in net,” he says. “When you work to be the best, you can get hard on yourself. I’m almost too hard on myself I’ve been told. I’m losing hair already.”
Entering his second season with the Bulls, Teichmann has earned the starter’s job, in part because of a strong performance for Team Canada’s Under-18 squad at a tournament in Europe this past summer. Teichmann started six games, finishing 4 - 2. His shutout in the gold medal game lifted Canada past the U.S.A. 1 - 0. In recently released rankings of draft eligible players, the NHL Central Scouting Bureau has the netminder ranked seventh among OHL goalies.
Sports Journalism Students Score On Air Experience
Monday, November 15, 2010
Lancers Basketball is On the Air
Loyalist College Sports Journalism Students are once again hosting the play by play broadcast of the Lancers basketball home games. The broadcast team is anchored by Jake Buckley, a graduate of the Loyalist Broadcast Journalism program.
Here's the schedule:
November:
Tue Nov 16 (6:00pm) vs. Seneca
Sun Nov 28 (1:00pm) vs. Georgian
December:
Thurs Dec 9 (6:00pm) vs. St. Lawrence
January:
Fri Jan 14 (7:00pm) vs. La Cite (Men only)
Thurs Jan 27 (6:00pm) vs. George Brown February:
Tue Feb 8 (6:00pm) vs. Fleming
Sat Feb 12 (1:00pm) vs. Algonquin
The games air on 91X.
Here's the schedule:
November:
Tue Nov 16 (6:00pm) vs. Seneca
Sun Nov 28 (1:00pm) vs. Georgian
December:
Thurs Dec 9 (6:00pm) vs. St. Lawrence
January:
Fri Jan 14 (7:00pm) vs. La Cite (Men only)
Thurs Jan 27 (6:00pm) vs. George Brown February:
Tue Feb 8 (6:00pm) vs. Fleming
Sat Feb 12 (1:00pm) vs. Algonquin
The games air on 91X.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Road Trip!
Loyalist College Sports Journalism students visited media outlets in Toronto in October
Loyalist College Sports Journalism students and TSN anchors Gino Reda (left) and Rod Smith (right) on the set of SportsCntre at the TSN studio in Toronto in October. (Photo by Brody Hamilton)
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