Pursuit: Catching up with Mike Foligno

Philippines News News

Pursuit: Catching up with Mike Foligno
Philippines Latest News,Philippines Headlines
  • 📰 sudburydotcom
  • ⏱ Reading Time:
  • 48 sec. here
  • 2 min. at publisher
  • 📊 Quality Score:
  • News: 22%
  • Publisher: 89%

Former NHLer and Wolves coach hasn’t hung up his skates — the 64-year-old is the assistant coach of the Canadian Para Hockey team

Coaches will often suggest they learn as much from their athletes, at times, as their athletes learn from them.

“I told them that I don’t know anything about para hockey, but I would love to try it out,” Foligno recalled of his earliest conversations with Marshall Starkman, the current manager of team operations. The pair had crossed paths at Roger Neilson coaching symposiums over the years. “There are a lot of transferrable parts of the game, but there are definitely some parts that do not fully translate,” he said. “There is no backwards skating; they can do a backwards spinorama, but to actually skate backwards is very difficult – so angling is really important, cross-drops are a very important part of the game – and there’s a timing factor.”

“Some of the more elite players on the national teams are incredible shooters, very accurate,” Foligno added. “And they can put a lot of velocity on that shot.” They all, however, enjoy a common love of hockey – and few family names are more synonymous with the sport than the Foligno clan.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

sudburydotcom /  🏆 6. in CA

Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Mike Drew: Nature's winged wonders getting spiffed up for springMike Drew: Nature's winged wonders getting spiffed up for springThe first of the migrant birds have started to return and a good variety of them were perched here on this tiny splash of open water.
Read more »

On the Road: First birdsOn the Road: First birdsThis week, Calgary photographer and videographer Mike Drew found himself looking forward to springtime — along with the birds. yyc Follow his journey here:
Read more »

New Jersey Devils Stanley Cup playoffs expectationsThe New Jersey Devils clinched a playoff birth over the weekend. Frank Seravalli and Mike McKenna discuss their playoff expectations....
Read more »

'Be myself': Growing training spaces for trans and non-binary fitness'Be myself': Growing training spaces for trans and non-binary fitnessAlex Jung found his way back to the water in 2018 and began instructing other trans swimmers. But, he says, it was a 'challenging pursuit' without a community. Now creating that sense of support is becoming more mainstream at local fitness centres.
Read more »

Disney lays off metaverse employees as part of restructuringDisney lays off metaverse employees as part of restructuringDisney fired the employees of its metaverse division as part of its $5.5 billion restructuring plan. The division’s head, Mike White, remains employed at the firm. The Walt Disney Company began laying off thousands of employees to cut costs. Among those caught in the layoffs are employees from the division that were working on the […]
Read more »

Mentor, uncle and coach: Injured Jake Muzzin has carved unique role with Maple LeafsMentor, uncle and coach: Injured Jake Muzzin has carved unique role with Maple LeafsHis season is over, his NHL future uncertain after breaking his neck, but Muzzin is still having a positive impact on the Leafs’ chances — at home and on the road.
Read more »



Render Time: 2025-03-13 05:26:02