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The second-year Axemen centre from Saskatoon, Sask., is known for his ability to win faceoffs, securing puck possession for his team, and being defensively sound.
“I realized that if you’re good at faceoffs, you’ll play most scenarios,” he said. “That first possession is huge.” Acadia Axemen centre Cole Nagy prepares to fire a one-timer on goal during pre-season Atlantic University Sport action against the UPEI Panthers on Sept. 29. - Jason Malloy The team needs to improve offensively this year and being more proficient on the power play will help. The team scored the second fewest goals in the2021-22 - WHL - 48 - 14 - 20 - 34
Acadia Axemen centre Cole Nagy gets ready for a faceoff during a pre-season game with the UPEI Panthers on Sept. 29. - Jason MalloyNagy said he enjoyed playing in Swift Current, Sask., during his junior days and was looking for a similar feel for his university career.Nagy didn’t have far to look for advice about the East Coast when he was determining where hockey would take him after junior. His coach in his final season in Swift Current was Devan Praught, a Summerside, P.E.I.
– 11-16-2-1, fifth in the seven-team conference. Acadia swept St. F.X. in the best-of-three quarter-final before losing 3-1 to Saint Mary’s in the best-of-five semifinal.
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