The Cheyenne
Stampede have recently signed Central High School football star, Seth
Edeen. Edeen, a goaltender who in addition to playing football also
played goalie for the Cheyenne Capitals Youth Hockey Association.
Edeen
is relishing the challenge of advancing his career. “I feel good moving
up from the high school team. Taking a step up and playing with the big
boys.” Edeen’s football coach, Brick Cegelski commented on Edeen’s work
ethic and athleticism, saying “His work ethic is above and beyond. He
loves competition. He’s a real tough competitor.” Stampede coach Marty
Quarters also mentioned Edeen’s work ethic commenting, “He brings desire
and work ethic.”
Seth
Edeen is another example of homegrown talent joining the ranks of the
Stampede, in addition to forward Heath Lantz, and goaltender Sam
Mallory. Edeen joining the Stampede is also a boost to local hockey, as
Cheyenne fans have another home town boy to root for. Edeen played last
year for the Cheyenne Capitals high school team. Quarters hopes that
Edeen’s time with the Stampede will help his development as a player,
and allow him to move on in the hockey world.
(Nathan can be reached at nathanfournier@mainehockeyjournal.com)
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