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Shane Henry

b. 1970

American ice hockey player

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Born 1970. Shane Henry is an ice hockey player.

Shane Henry (born March 15, 1970) is a Canadian retired ice hockey center and left wing who was an All-American for Massachusetts–Lowell. The first year under new bench boss Bruce Crowder saw very little difference, but the team saw vast improvements in year two. Henry blossomed in his junior season, doubling his scoring production and leading the team in all three offensive categories. He was awarded the Len Ceglarski Award for sportsmanship by recording just 6 penalties on the year and 11 through three seasons of play. He was named team captain for his senior season and, with Massachusetts Lowell now off probation, he was able to lead the team to its second NCAA tournament at the Division I level. While his goal production was halved, the Chiefs still won 25 games and finished second in their conference. Henry was named to the second All-American team and got his team to its best finish since joining D-I in 1983.

After graduating, he began playing professionally with the Richmond Renegades and helped the club win the Riley Cup that season. Despite some impressive scoring numbers, he played just 2 games at the AAA level before being consigned to the lower levels of pro hockey. He spent much of the 1997 season in England with the Solihull Blaze and then retired following an unimpressive 16-game stint with the Pee Dee Pride.

Henry was inducted into the Massachusetts Lowell athletic Hall of Fame in 2009.

Statistics

Regular season and playoffs Regular Season Playoffs Season Team League GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM 1987–88 Delta Flyers BCJHL 143250————— 1988–89 Powell River Paper Kings BCJHL 5132407233————— 1989–90 Powell River Paper Kings BCJHL 45505210216————— 1990–91 Lowell Hockey East 341112236————— 1991–92 Massachusetts–Lowell Hockey East 301118294————— 1992–93 Massachusetts–Lowell Hockey East 3923355812————— 1993–94 Massachusetts–Lowell Hockey East 3811374824————— 1994–95 Richmond Renegades ECHL 572247693417312156 1994–95 Cleveland Lumberjacks IHL 20112————— 1995–96 Tallahassee Tiger Sharks ECHL 45153853221228102 1996–97 Waco Wizards WPHL 123252————— 1996–97 Solihull Blaze BNL 4637488526————— 1997–98 Pee Dee Pride ECHL 160444————— BCHL totals 110 85 94 179 49 — — — — — NCAA totals 141 56 102 158 46 — — — — — ECHL totals 118 37 89 126 60 29 5 20 25 8

Awards and honors Award Year All-Hockey East Second team 1992–93 All-Hockey East First Team 1993–94

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American ice hockey player

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Shane Henry was born on 15 March 1970 in British Columbia, Vancouver.

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Shane Henry is an ice hockey player.

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