ERIC SWEENEY               15
    WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON COLLEGE ICE HOCKEY - PRESIDENTS
     Name: Eric Sweeney            Height: 6-1

     Number: 15                           Weight: 185

     Position: F                            Hometown: Bradford, MA

     Shoots: L                              Previous Team: Pingree School
PLAYER - SEASON STATISTICS
YEAR                                       GP       GOALS      ASSISTS     POINTS      PIMS
2008-2009                                35             5                21               26             44
2007-2008                                35             3                  6                 9             32
TOTALS                                   70             8                27               35             76
(2008-2009 HIGHLIGHTS)
Sweeney eclipsed his season totals from a year ago. Had three assists in 8-6 victory at IUP on 1.16.09 at the S&T Bank Arena. Had a 5 point weekend vs. Villanova (9.26-27.2008) scoring 3 goals and adding 2 assists in two wins for the Presidents. Picked up 20th assist of the season in 10-2 win vs. John Carroll (1.31.09) at the Iceoplex at Southpointe.

(2007-2008 HIGHLIGHTS)
As a freshman at Washington & Jefferson College, Sweeney played in all 35 Presidents' games scoring 3 goals,dishing out 6 assists for a total of 9 points with 32 penalty minutes. Sweeney picked up his first ACHA and President point with an assist against Niagara (9.30.07) at the Iceoplex at Southpointe. Sweeney scored his first goal as a President versus Youngstown State (11.14.07) at the Iceoplex at Southpointe. 

BEFORE WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON COLLEGE
Sweeney played for Pingree High School (South Hamilton, MA) in '05-06 and '06-07. In 2006-07, Sweeney played in 31 games, scored 12 goals and assisted on 22 for 34 points with a +15 in his senior season of high school hockey. In 2005-06, Sweeney played in 31 games, scored 10 goals and assisted on 10 for 20 points. As a freshman in high school, was awarded with the Coaches' Award. Was an Academics & Athletics CAN/AM Scholarship Award Winner in 1997,1998, 1999.