Press Release
AMARILLO, TX - The Amarillo Bulls, proud members of the North American Hockey League announced today (Tuesday) that they have traded forward Conor O'Neil to the Wichita Falls Wildcats.
In eight games with the Bulls, O'Neil notched
four assists and had a plus minus of plus four. He also had 17 shots on
goal. The Hummelstown, PA native had two assists and four shots on goal
in a game against the Wildcats two weeks ago.
Bulls Head Coach Dennis Williams said the move was made to help get the team down in numbers.
"Conor is a great kid and hockey player who will do very well in Wichita Falls," said Williams on Monday
night during the Amarillo Bulls Radio Show. "It wasn't a move that we
wanted to do, but we felt it was right for him. We sent him to one of
the best coaches, and coaching staffs in the North American Hockey
League."
Williams said trades within the division are always tough because you never know how they will end up.
"We
could face them in the playoffs, and he may score those big goals," he
added. "I really appreciate the work that Conor did for us during the
first fifth of the season. This will allow him to play on the power play
and a bigger role on that team."
(Nathan can be reached at nathanfournier@mainehockeyjournal.com)
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
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