12 Bob Beck

• 1984 M.A.C.H.C. Rookie of the Year

1983-84 – This rookie center has impressed the coaching staff with his speed and agility. “Flocky” was the captain of his high school team and was chosen as an all-star all four years. So who cares!

1984-85 – Bob had an outstanding fresh-man year for Delaware and received Rookie of the Year honors in the Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Hockey Conference. He was also the leading ·-scorer in the conference and was voted most valuable player. Off this sort of performance, Delaware fans can look forward to another fine season from Bob.

1985-86 – Bob was the leading goal scorer on the team last year. He is always an offensive threat. Bob will see more action at center this year and hopes to better use his playmaking ability. During the off-season, Bob has been on a regular weight training program. This added strength should help him in the corners.

1986-87 – This is the final year Blue Hen fans will have the thrill of seeing Bob skate. His speed and grace have helped him and his team to many milestones. He is the third Blue Hen in history to exceed 100 goals in a career. As a rookie Bob was selected MVP, Rookie of the Year in the M.A.C.H.C. and was the leading scorer in the league.