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Harry Roy up for the challenge in USHL

Maine commit Harry Roy ratchets up the work ethic with the RoughRiders. The challenge is part of the learning process.

By Jeff CoxJanuary 1, 2018

When Harry Roy decided to leave prep school to play in the United States Hockey League this season, he did so with one big factor in mind.

Roy wanted to develop in the best Tier 1 junior league in the world. He wanted to push himself to get better night in and night out against some of the very best college prospects.

Tags: Boston Bandits, Cedar Rapids RoughRiders, Harry Roy, Loomis-Chaffee, Mark Carlson, Prep School, United States Hockey League, University of Maine, USHL

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