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Niagara club hockey coach Tom Mooradian picked as assistant for Team USA at the 2027 FISU World Games

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 2h ago

When Tom Mooradian was a kid growing up in Youngstown, he always dreamed of playing for the United States men's national hockey team. He has always thought of himself as an incredibly patriotic person and putting on the red, white and blue would be one way…

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