December 06, 2007

Stars’ Lewis Commits to Robert Morris University

Syracuse Stars’ Captain Trevor Lewis has committed to Robert Morris University for the fall of 2008. Lewis, who’s in his second season with the Stars’ Junior program, was very excited to have made his decision.
“I’m real excited to have the opportunity to play college hockey at the Division I level next year. All the hard work over the last few years has really paid off. I felt Robert Morris was a great fit for me and the fact that my brother will be attending Robert Morris next fall to play lacrosse makes it a little sweeter. I want to thank my coaches, teammates and the Syracuse Stars program for giving me the opportunity to develop and get to the next level,” stated Lewis.
“Trevor has worked so hard on and off the ice these last two years to make this dream of playing Division I hockey come true,” said Head Coach Chris Firriolo. “He’s such a fierce competitor and battles shift after shift. Obviously he’s a very skilled player as he presently leads the Eastern Junior Hockey League in scoring, but what separates Trevor from the rest is the incredible work ethic and leadership he brings to the rink each day. His speed, tenacity, and ability to anticipate and slow the game down in his head are going to allow Trevor to be very successful right away at the college level. When ever you have a tremendous character kid like Trevor find the success he has it makes the whole process at this level very rewarding. We’re all very proud of Trevor,” said Head Coach Chris Firriolo.
Trevor is the son of Chuck and Suzanne Lewis of Lititz, PA.