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Player #2 Corey Schafer





Get to know your Maulers:
Player #2 Corey Schafer


 
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Welcome back to another Meet your Maulers! This next blog will be about #24 forward Corey Schafer. He is a returning veteran of the team when he was playing in the 2011-2012 season but then he played in the NAHL with Wichita Falls and Johnstown last season. Corey is 5 ft 9 in, 185 lbs, and is from Johnstown, Pennsylvania. In the 2011-2012 season, he had 21 goals in 47 games played, 35 assists, 56 TPs, 106 PIMs, and a +/- of 20. He is a very good player and has great qualities both on and off the ice. On the ice he connects with his team mates, scores the goals, racks up assists, and isn't afraid to back down in defense of his team mates or his team. Off the ice he is great with fans, treats them with respect, and generally is a good part of the community. It was a pleasure to speak with him and get to interview him. Here are the questions I asked Corey! I hope you all enjoy it and keep up with each player!


1. What are you most looking forward to this season?

CS: Playing in the GIR [Glacier Ice Rink] in front of the great fans again.

2. What do you expect to bring to the team this year?

CS: A lot of leadership and being really hard to play against and hopefully scoring

3. What age did you start playing?

CS: 5 years old. Was skating at 3 though

4. Other than hockey what are your hobbies/things you enjoy to do outside the rink?

CS: Hangout with my friends, play Xbox, watch TV, and workout.

5. What is you favorite NHL team and player?

CS: Pittsburgh Penguins and Matt Cooke

6. Where do you see yourself in hockey in the next 5 years?

CS: Playing college hockey somewhere

7. Xavier LaFlamme, Hanson Brothers, or Jimmy Craig?

CS: Hanson Brothers. That's my home town

8. What do you enjoy most about Missoula?

CS: The makeup of the town and the view of the mountains you can see anywhere you are

9. If you had to compare yourself to any NHL player past or present who would it be and why?

CS: Matt Cooke because he does everything well, he can score, make plays, kill penalties, hit, chirp, and fight

10. Best travel partner?

CS: Not really sure yet. Only have had 2 road trips haha

11. Pregame rituals or songs?

CS: Obnoxious by Immortal Technique. Freaks and Geeks by Childish Gambino

12. If you had to name a villain/superhero pair on the team who would it be?

CS: That's a tough one. But too early in the season to tell

13. Best dressed?

CS: Joey Porco. Right now, but haven't seen anyone in a suit yet

14. Favorite hockey memory?

CS: Playing a junior hockey game in my home town

15. Worst locker room experience?
CS: Dead crickets all through our locker room in Wichita Falls, TX

16. Who best embodies the junior lifestyle?

CS: Corey Schafer me haha

17. If you had to be stranded on a desert island with anyone in the world who would it be?

CS: Katy Perry

 Thank you very much Corey for having an interview with me! I hope you guys like this and keep looking out for each player's personal answers because each one might surprise you! Good luck Corey with the Maulers this year!

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