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Dale Rominski |
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Dale Rominski, born in Farmington Hills, Michigan, was a crafty right-winger who starred at Brother Rice High School (where he was named Michigan's "Mr. Hockey") before playing for Detroit Compuware in 1994-95. He then enjoyed four solid years at the University of Michigan -- where he was their team captain during his senior year -- and where he contributed to NCAA titles in 1996 and 1998. Following his senior year, Rominski signed with the NHL’s Tampa Bay Lightning as a free agent. He started his rookie pro career in 1999-00 by scoring 14 goals with the IHL's Detroit Vipers, and during that first season he was also recalled to the Lightning to play 3 games for them. He had immense scoring capabilities along with being a tireless worker in the corners who could pounce on rebounds for the occasional goal. Rominski now spends his time teaching hockey skills to kids in Michigan. |
Rominski
and I on the ice at The Palace, in Auburn Hills, Michigan!
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