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 Scott
Wasilewski
(“Scotty
Wazz”),
Scott
Wasilewski
got involved
with the
FOHS in
2001. His
overall
knowledge of
the teams
and players,
and the
stats that
connect them
made it a
snap to
establish
himself as
host.
Scott’s main
priority is
keeping the
others on
the topic at
hand, though
it isn’t
uncommon for
him to
initiate
hilarity.
Scott has
played
hockey since
the 1989-90
season, and
is credited
with
captaining
his Junior
Varsity
hockey team
to an
undefeated
season. He
recently
relocated to
Calgary,
Alberta,
Canada where
holidays
come early
and mail
comes when
it feels
like it.
Scott is
credentialed
with
the
Calgary Hitmen, the
WHL team in
the area,and
also has a
fantasy
hockey
column that
is published
online by
the popular
men’s
magazine,
FHM.
Scott's
favorite
hockey
player is
former
Washington
Capital
Bengt
Gustafsson
and his
voice
mysteriously
resembles a
sober
version of
FOHS
character
Jimmy
Chunkybutter.
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 Sean
O’Connor
(“Sean-O”),
Sean
O’Connor has
a Bachelors
Degree in
Business
Administration
and brings
with him
over 9 years
experience
in the
sports
industry,
specializing
in sports
marketing
and
media/internet
broadcasting.
Being the
President of
All in
Broadcasting,
LLC, doesn’t
stop Sean
from having
a little fun
with the
hockey
world. He
tends to
speak what
is on his
mind, adding
a humorous
edge to the
show that
keeps
everyone on
their toes.
Rule#1 of
the FOHS
states “Sean
is always
right” and
he
frequently
exercises
this rule
while
creating
words and
arguing for
the sake of
argument.
Sean’s brag
sheet as a
hockey fan
stretches
across NHL
All-Star
Games, entry
Drafts and
Stanley Cup
finals.
Sean’s
favorite NHL
player is
goalie
Roberto
Luongo
because he
believes
he’ll lead
Vancouver to
the Stanley
Cup ...
eventually.
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 Jon
Pitonzo
(“JonnyP”),
Pitonzo has
never missed
a game, a
draft, or a
party
important to
the FOHS -
and he
doesn't
intend to.
From
Sunrise, FL
to
Vancouver,
British
Columbia, if
there’s a
reason for
the FOHS to
be there,
you can bet
he's on his
way. This
dedication
to the show
is unmatched
and has been
from the
beginning.
While
working
towards a
degree in
Business
Administration
and
Economics
(with a
minor in
Accounting),
Jon somehow
found the
time to help
create the
FOHS. Jon
approaches
all hockey
with the
respect of a
fan and the
science of a
coach,
making him a
clear
favorite of
the
listeners.
In his free
time, (when
he isn't
busy posting
pictures of
Ice Girls on
the FOHS
message
board), he
referees
NCAA and
high school
soccer
games. As a
true fan,
Jon is not
only secure
enough to
admit that
he cried
when Wayne
Gretzky
retired, but
that the
Washington
Capitals are
his favorite
team.
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 Marc
Pitonzo
(“Marc
with a ‘C’”),
Marc Pitonzo
has been
following
hockey ever
since he and
his older
brother,
Jon, learned
how to use
the TV
remote. An
engineer by
day, Marc
has a quick
wit and a
true passion
for the
game. This
enthusiasm
is best
displayed
when guests
come on the
show –
giving Marc
an
opportunity
to ask
questions
that only a
true fan
would. His
balance of
logic and
humor makes
him a
respected
voice on the
show, though
the others
aren’t quick
to admit it.
In 2002,
Marc decided
to take his
passion for
the game to
the ice and
taught
himself to
play
goalie. His
style
resembles
that of his
favorite
goalie,
Dominic
Hasek, and
though he
speaks
humbly of
his skills,
he is highly
sought after
in his adult
league.
Marc’s
favorite
hockey coach
is Emilio
Estevez. He
is also a
long time
fan of Bill
Clement’s
moustache.
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 Laura
Deschaine
(“PR Laura”),
Laura
Deschaine
originally
applied for
the
internship
that didn’t
exist.
Being a
Communications
major at the
University
of Maryland,
she was
quickly put
to work as
the Public
Relations
Executive
for the FOHS.
She often
helps keep
the boys off
topic during
the show and
is known for
her tendency
to say the
wrong thing
at the right
time.
Growing up
in
Michigan’s
Upper
Peninsula
makes it
hard to
avoid
hockey, so
Laura didn’t
even try.
Skating
since age 3
and playing
since 14,
Laura
practically
grew up in
an ice rink.
She
currently
plays for
the women’s
club team at
the
University
of Maryland
and teams up
with Marc on
the ice for
Southwest
Airlines in
the local
adult
league. Her
favorite
team is the
New Jersey
Devils, or
any team
willing to
give Ty
Conklin
another
chance.
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