A New England hockey legend, Scott Fusco spent a decade removed from the game he loves but has re-energized his hockey passion as founder and manager of the Edge Sports Center in Bedford, Mass.
The Burlington, Mass., native who starred at Belmont Hill School then won the 1986 Hobey Baker Award at Harvard directs the two-rink facility while overseeing the East Coast Wizards youth hockey program. It’s quite a change of pace for the former senior vice president of Software Quality Partners, a large regional IT consulting company.
Fusco sat down with New England Hockey Journal recently to chat hockey.
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