From a solid rookie season, to a stellar sophomore campaign, to now an average season with some unspectacular showings during his brief stints in Boston, the young netminder continues to try and make a name for himself in Providence.
He wanted to leave the team and be with grandma in Grand Forks.It was the smallest hotel room that Zane McIntyre had ever seen.She took him to every game, tournament and camp growing up.He is on pace to set career records in goals-against average and save percentage at UND.Their mother worked hard to support the family and her children's hockey dreams. Then, you get to know him and realize he's 100 percent for real.The walls were just two feet away on each side.This was where he would be holed up with Grandma Susie for six days while competing at a hockey camp in Faribault, Minn.When she worked as a lunch lady at the middle school, she knew which kids grew up poor and had a limited lunch plan. Zane Gothberg will now be known as Zane McIntyre. He had graduated from Thief River Falls Lincoln High School eight months earlier and was playing junior hockey for the Fargo Force.On July 4, 2011, her body shut down and she passed away.He pondered changing his last name before, but it was time. Enter your email address to get a new one.
He returned to the AHL two years later but never made it back to the NHL.His record consistently hovered around .500 and his stats at the AHL level were average. She's breaking her back. He only talks to his father a couple times a year."A couple of things stand out personality-wise, though. "Given his size, being able to move that big frame so quickly is such an asset for him. The longtime chair of the occupational therapy department at UND, Susan McIntyre had season tickets at the old Ralph Engelstad Arena. That's something from a physical standpoint.But the Force said they didn't have time to call up a backup goalie, so he stayed for the game. The name Zane derives from the Venetian form of Gianni and from the Americanized spelling of the German and Jewish name Zahn. UND HOCKEY: Name change has deep meaning for Zane It was the smallest hotel room that Zane McIntyre had ever seen. He just wanted to chat. Your existing password has not been changed.Selected by Boston in the sixth round (165th overall) in the 2010 NHL Draft, McIntyre has appeared in eight career NHL games while recording a 3.97 gaols-against average and a .858 save percentage.We didn't recognize that password reset code. There was one single bed. Then, he thought of it: changing his last name.The phone call and news hit Zane hard. But she didn't see it as an obligation or anything. He was Zane … By the end of his sophomore year, he developed into a dominant player.Kelly Jo sped to Altru as fast as possible."We lost her," Zane said, "but we still have a good part of her.""We're calling Hak right now," Brandt said.They walked to the conference room, put the phone on speaker and dialed up UND coach Dave Hakstol. That was his first introduction to hockey. Right after he hung up the phone with Eades, Zane called grandma to tell her.Grandma Susie's occupational therapy students made shirts with a sketch of her on the front years ago. The former Hobey Baker Award finalist showed real promise in his second season with the Providence Bruins, posting a 2.03 goals against average and a .930 save percentage.