Grant Harvey

So this is by far the most experienced, mature college hockey year that's ever been.

So number one, you got to say that.

And Gavin is 17.

But when you talk about, you know, the expectations than Buzz, honestly, he has been such a

good example of how to deal with it.

You asked how we deal with it.

We watched him because I mean, it was new to us and we're trying to like figure out and navigate and he comes in and the way he handles things, he controls what he controls.

Um, he's very chill.

He's extremely, he's very much the team.

Like he, he's not, he's very much comfortable with the team and about the team.

He's not really comfortable about himself and, and he's just really chill and he handles it really well.

So I think it's, like I said, it's been a big help to all of us.

Um, I mean, my, my whole family are teachers.

So I think that's sort of where it came from.

And I just loved hockey.

I just wanted to be a part of hockey so badly.

And so, you know, when I, when it became apparent that my, my career was winding down, I like, I wanted to be a coach.

So I did all the, you know, certificates and coaching clinics and everything else to try to get into it.

And I did, uh, I was first coach.

I was a player assistant for Roy Summer in, in the East coast league to start.