Jul 18, 2014
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For three seasons at Robert Morris University in Moon Township, Penn., Nathan Longpre and Chris Kushneriuk teamed up to lead the Colonials. Longpre, now in his third season with the Chicago Wolves, became the school’s all-time leading scorer. Kushneriuk served as the team captain their senior year.
Though they stopped being teammates upon joining the professional ranks in March 2011, they never stopped having each other’s back. When Kushneriuk was diagnosed with Stage 4 testicular cancer in June 2012 --- triggering a rugged fight that required chemotherapy, two bone marrow transplants, and surgery that removed 35 percent of Kushneriuk’s liver as well as his left kidney, gall bladder, and infected lymph nodes in his abdomen --- Longpre stepped forward last February and shaved his head to raise money to fight cancer. And more good news? Longpre and several of his Wolves teammates want to keep taking the fight to cancer. Forwards Ty Rattie and Chris Porter and defenseman Brent Regner are joining Longpre this month in putting their locks on the line for Chicago Wolves Charities.
(griffinshockey)
