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College Confidential: Jonny Evans readying for another strong year

By Mark DivverSeptember 30, 2021

Jonny Evans
Jonny Evans came through with his experience and scoring to help the Huskies reach the Hockey East semis. (UConn Athletics)

It’s all well and good to recruit studs who turn pro after a year or two, but solid, four-year players are the foundation on which many successful college hockey programs are built.

Right winger Jonny Evans is just such a player for UConn.

After good freshman and sophomore years, Evans exploded last season, leading Hockey East in regular-season scoring with 14-14-28 in 22 games. He earned first-team All-Hockey East and second-team All-American honors and was a finalist for Hockey East player of the year.

And now he’s back for his senior year.

Tags: Carter Turnbull, College Confidential, Hockey East, Jachym Kondelik, Jonny Evans, Mike cavanaugh, UConn

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