Steve Saviano
American ice hockey player
Born
August 31st, 1981
43 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United States
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Played ice hockey primarily as a right winger. Competed in the NCAA for the University of New Hampshire, where significant contributions helped lead the team to notable seasons. Played professionally in various leagues, including the American Hockey League and the East Coast Hockey League. Achieved recognition for consistent scoring ability and strong performance during his career in minor league hockey.
Competed in NCAA Division I ice hockey
Played in the American Hockey League
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