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Justin Carnprobst

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Justin Carnprobst, Hockey Coach


 “I think my best memories of school come from playing for the hockey team. It was so much fun getting to know everyone on the team and building friendships with them. I think that is something that you miss the most after graduating. You spend a lot of time at practice, in the locker room and competing with a good group of friends. It is something that you miss a ton after graduation. If I could go back and do it again it I think it is something that I wouldn’t take for granted again. I started coaching after I graduated and that was something that I made sure to let the kids know. Have fun and enjoy the time you have competing with everyone because it is something that happens so quickly it is hard to appreciate it when you are young.”



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