The New Mexico Renegades are proud to announce the return of Jake Robertson (Boulder, CO-New Mexico Renegades WSHL) and the addition of Spencer Archer (San Jose, CA-San Jose Sharks U18 AA).
Robertson began the 2009-10 season with the Boulder Bison and was a trade-deadline pick-up for the New Mexico Renegades. He came to the team with a chip on his shoulder and showed it in Rio Rancho when the Renegades battled against the Bison. He had a goal, assist and fight in the series and, despite his smaller stature, threw his body around the rink. His junior experience helps lead the rookie core.
Spencer Archer, on the other hand, enters his first season in the junior ranks. Archer is a big, strong centerman who plays an all-around game. Archer does a great job imposing his physical prescence upon opponents and loves to score goals. He possesses a great hockey background, having played for the top ranked San Jose Sharks organization while also spending time at the nation's premiere hockey factory, Shattuck St. Mary's.
SIDE NOTE: On Sunday, September 19, the New Mexico Renegades will relocate their hideout to the Dairy Queen of Rio Rancho to sign autographs and hand out tickets to the weekend opener. The entire team will be on hand, so stop by to get some tickets, ice cream and autographs.
Robertson began the 2009-10 season with the Boulder Bison and was a trade-deadline pick-up for the New Mexico Renegades. He came to the team with a chip on his shoulder and showed it in Rio Rancho when the Renegades battled against the Bison. He had a goal, assist and fight in the series and, despite his smaller stature, threw his body around the rink. His junior experience helps lead the rookie core.
Spencer Archer, on the other hand, enters his first season in the junior ranks. Archer is a big, strong centerman who plays an all-around game. Archer does a great job imposing his physical prescence upon opponents and loves to score goals. He possesses a great hockey background, having played for the top ranked San Jose Sharks organization while also spending time at the nation's premiere hockey factory, Shattuck St. Mary's.
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