The Twitter world has been ripe with news that the SCSU Huskies have had a great week; after winning
the Florida College Hockey Classic by beating Miami and Cornell, it appears that some of the Husky players made some bad decision on their Florida trip and were kicked off the SCSU Husky hockey team. SCSU Huskies seniors Defenseman
Chris Hepp and Forward Tony Mosey being kicked off the team… Chris Hepp has already signed
a professional contract and is going to be playing with former SCSU goalie Jase Weselosky.
The 23-year-old Hepp joins Idaho from the college ranks at St. Cloud State, the same school that produced Steelhead forward John Swanson and goaltender Jase Weselosky. Hepp was an alternate captain, appearing in 20 games for the Huskies this season before turning professional. He also played junior hockey for the Omaha Lancers of the USHL, where he was a teammate of Mark Olver, the son of former Steelheads head coach John Olver.
Hepp will be in uniform Tuesday night when the team takes on the Utah Grizzlies, wearing number 3.
Over the past summer it was revealed on the internet that
Tony Mosey had been charged with a felon charge for running over a parked cars and damaging them. On twitter today
Chuck Swartz had in one of his tweets that Chris Hepp was charged with possession of marijuana last September… You would think that since these two players were not kicked off the team for past incidents they might have cleaned up their act, but they didn’t.
