Kinne Named NCDC Player of the Week After Historic Wolves Debut
- James Karr
- Oct 8, 2024
- 1 min read
Harrison Kinne made an immediate impact for the West Chester Wolves, earning NCDC Player of the Week honors after a stellar debut performance during the team’s first-ever games. Kinne, a 2005-born defenseman from Swampscott, Massachusetts, showcased his playmaking ability with two key assists in the Wolves' inaugural game, helping secure a 4-1 victory over the P.A.L. Jr. Islanders on September 20.
Kinne’s contributions weren’t limited to the score sheet. His steady presence on the blue line was a driving force throughout the weekend, where the Wolves opened their season with a 2-0-1-0 record, positioning them at the top of the NCDC standings. The young defenseman's blend of offensive awareness and solid defensive play set the tone for a team eager to make their mark in their first season.
Congrats to our Week 1 #NCDC Atlantic Division #PlayersOfTheWeek! Outstanding performances all around and we're expecting more of the same from these fantastic players. We wish all the best of luck as they move into their upcoming games. Full Story:https://t.co/vB7JJL5HCjpic.twitter.com/kFI130SnS5
— NCDC Hockey (@NCDCJrHockey)
The Wolves now look to build on their strong start, with Kinne continuing to be a key figure on the backend. His early-season success has given West Chester fans plenty to be excited about as the Wolves aim to establish themselves as a dominant force in the league.
