College Hockey:Sophomore Manno ‘not content with role,’ leaves Northeastern
Northeastern announced Friday that sophomore forward Joseph Manno has decided to leave the program, becoming the second player in three weeks to do so.
Freshman Cam Darcy left the school last month.
“After discussions with Joe, it became apparent he was not content with his role on the team and he decided to pursue other options,” Northeastern coach Jim Madigan said in a statement. “We wish him well on his future.”
The Montreal native skated in 46 career games for the Huskies, recording four goals and 12 points.



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