Way to go...Jimmy !!!!!
Just wanna say we are all very proud of Jimmy!!!!!!
 
 
The following is from the U/Maine web site:
 
 
> LEGER FINALIST FOR HOCKEY's NATIONAL HUMANITARIAN AWARD: Senior Jim Leger is
> one of 5 finalist named Friday for the fifth annual College Hockey
> Humanitarian Award. The award, which is presented annually to college hockey's
> finest citizen, will be presented Friday, April 7, in Providence, R.I. as part
> of the festivities surrounding the NCAA Division I Frozen Four. The right
> winger is an alternate captain of this year's squad and was selected as
> UMaine's Unsung Hero Award last year and Most Inspirational Player the season
> before. The Saugus, Mass., native has tallied 12 points this season (6-6-12),
> and also excels in the classroom, where he has earned a 3.67 grade-point
> average in public management. Leger was selected by UMaine President Dr. Peter
> Hoff to represent all student athletes on the Athletic Advisory Board, and is
> currently serving as president of the Student Athletic Advisory Board. Among
> the many charities he has volunteered time to are the Blair House Conference,
> a state-wide program created by the governor promoting volunteerism; Walk for
> Multiple Sclerosis; the Terry Fox Run for Cancer Research; and most recently
> headed a team effort that worked with local organizers of the 1999 Toys for
> Tots Program that collected a record number of donations.
>
> PLAYERS RECEIVE ACADEMIC HONORS: Ten current Black Bear players and former
> player, Adam Tate, current volunteer assistant coach, were all recognized as
> recipients of Athletic Advisory Board Scholar-Athlete Academic Achievement
> Awards. This award is presented each year to those student-athletes who have
> maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or above during the 1999 spring and
> fall semesters. The hockey team members that were recognized are: Kevin
> Clausen, Ben Guite, Dan Kerluke, Cory Larose, Jim Leger, Anders Lundback,
> Magnus Lundback, Peter Metcalf, Gray Shaneburger and Eric Turgeon.
>