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WINCHESTER RELOADS THE UW JUNIOR WINGER STARTS STRONG AFTER A SEASON FULL OF LESSONS.(SPORTS)
Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI)
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November 23, 2001|
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Byline: Andy Baggot Wisconsin State Journal
EAST LANSING, MICH. -- There are all sorts of circumstantial evidence to help one make the case that right wing Brad Winchester had a miserable experience with the University of Wisconsin men's hockey team last season.
After starting strong, generating four goals and nine points in the first 10 games, Winchester labored through goal-less streaks of eight and 16 games and finished with 16 points in 41 outings.
After giving his heart to the U.S. Developmental Program for two years following a stint at ...
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