My son is actually the one who broke the record. He ended the season with 277 saves. The previous record was 276. He played for Delcastle. Unfortunately their team is mostly new players and his defense was not very skilled. Therefore, every game he was shot on constantly and was busting his tail to save every shot he could. What they are counting as saves are the balls that he actually touched. I personally counted every single save he made all season and my count was actually higher. The manager missed quite a few throughout the season so his final number should have been higher. You can go to any team he played against and ask them about him and see what their response is. Unless you’ve watched him in action, please don’t be disrespectful and doubt his skill. I would also like to mention that he played his last 4 games with a severely injured wrist and was still able to beat this record! Shane is an incredible kid who has a lot of talent. Unfortunately, he went to a school that is overlooked in sports so he is not well known and was overlooked and underestimated by many.The whole premise is questionable. That’s an 18+ save per game stat. I find there may be a bit of questioning what they’re actually constituting as a save.
My son is Shane Wright, the goalie from Delcastle who broke the record. Thank you for posting this link to clarify the mixup. Shane worked extremely hard for his stats. We didn’t even know there was a record until his last game! Someone asked me where to find this info and because of your comment I was able to find it. He didn’t get the recognition he deserved this year so seeing his name as the current record holder means so much to him. Thank you!Interesting. Laxnumbers.com show something different.
No one was questioning anyone from Delcastle as the premise of the post was about Red Lion, their goalie and the tone of which they made the post - which appears to have been deleted.
Congrats to your son on a fine personal season. I hope Coach B turns that program around!
Congrats to your son on a fine personal season. I hope Coach B turns that program around!
They definitely are, thank you again for this post!Congrats, again! Goalies are a rare breed and never get enough recognition.