My name is Lia Poggio and I have been playing hockey since I was 4 years old. Since that age I've always inspired to play for a college team. In 2017 my father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and died while at a regional USA Hockey tryout in 2018. I honor his memory each and every time I step on the Ice. It was his dream as well as mine for me to play college hockey. I am a stronger person for going through that time.
As a player I am a strong defenseman who isn't afraid to get physical, especially when protecting my goalie. I am also a team player, highly coachable, and hardworking. I am able to see the ice well and effectively able to stop the advancement of the puck.
Besides from hockey I am musically talented and can play a wide variety of instruments such as the saxophone and the bass guitar. Before leaving home to play hockey, I also played travel softball.
Statistic | 2018 Hockey Trainin |
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+/- | 10 |
Assists | 5 |
Game Winning Goals | N/A |
Goals | 2 |
Points | 7 |
Short Handed Goals | N/A |
Shots on Goal | N/A |
Games Played | 55 |
Record | W 31 L 20 T 5 OTL 1 |
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