“Honestly I didn’t know that’s how the rule worked,” said forward David Goodwin, who scored his second goal of the season in the second period. “Regardless, we play to win.
“It doesn’t matter how it’s going in the record books. We’re obviously very disappointed that we lost.”
Goodwin, incidentally, has one goal and one assist in his new sweater, both coming in a 4-2 loss on Dec. 1 to Des Moines. Goodwin, you recall, was part of that blockbuster trade in November of last year, coming from Green Bay along with defensemen Dan Molenaar and Andy Ryan in exchange for All-USHL defenseman Jordan Schmaltz.
The Cedar Rapids RoughRiders continued the overall of their roster Friday by trading leading scorer Riley Bourbonnais to the Sioux City Musketeers for forward David Goodwin, Riders Coach/General Manager Mark Carlson said.
The Riders have lost four games in a row and eight of 10 to drop to 7-8-3 overall. That included a tough 6-5 overtime loss Thursday night to Chicago.
David Goodwin’s hockey sense told him an opponent was in trouble and a teammate was ready to take advantage.
Late in the first period of Saturday night’s 5-2 exhibition loss to Omaha at the United States Hockey League’s Fall Classic, Goodwin intercepted a loose pass. Spotting his Sioux City Musketeers roommate Conor McGlynn near the goal, the 5-10, 180-pound third-year playmaking center flicked a crisp pass and the 6-2, 190-pound McGlynn buried it past stunned All-USHL goaltender Alex Lyon.
David Goodwin helped bring a state high school hockey championship to De Smet Jesuit in 2010, and starting in the fall of 2013, he’s excited about being part of a program competitng for a college crown.
Earlier this year he committed to play for Penn State, which is making the leap to Division I in 2013.
A tiny framed saying stands atop an old hockey puck in David Goodwin’s bedroom. Goodwin, 19, lives in Sergeant Bluff, about 12 hours from his home at St. Louis, Mo.
He’s a Sioux City Musketeer. Traded to Sioux City from the Green Bay Gamblers a few weeks ago. He and two Muskies reside with their “billet dad” Mike Barazia in Sergeant Bluff.
The Sioux City Musketeers announced that forward David Goodwin has committed to play collegiate hockey at Penn State University following his USHL career.
Head Coach and General Manager Brett Larson announced today that the Sioux City Musketeers and Green Bay Gamblers finalized a blockbuster, five player trade that sees star defenseman Jordan Schmaltz dealt to the Gamblers in exchange for forwards David Goodwin and Jake Montgomery and defenseman Dan Molenaar and Andy Ryan.
