Lynx Re-Sign Greenough, Add Sandbeck

Published on October 1, 2004 under ECHL (ECHL)
Augusta Lynx News Release


The Augusta Lynx announced Friday that they have signed forwards Nick Greenough and Mike Sandbeck to contracts for the 2004-05 Season.

Greenough, 23, returns to Augusta for a second season after putting up 201 PIMs for the club along with a goal and nine points in 45 games. He also played one game each for the Houston Aeros and Springfield Falcons in the American Hockey League last season. Over his career, the Windsor, Nova Scotia native has 44 games in the AHL and 87 with Augusta and Mississippi in the ECHL.

The 27-year-old Sandbeck might ring a bell for Lynx fans, having spent his entire four year pro career in the ECHL with New Orleans, Arkansas, and Fresno. His best offensive season came in 2002-03 with Arkansas when he recorded 12 goals and 28 points along with 82 PIMs. The 6-0, 190 lb. forward spent last year with Fresno, tying his career-high 12 goal output for the second straight season, and finishing with 21 points and 49 PIMs in 52 games.

The Lynx now have 22 players heading into Training Camp 2004. Greenough and Sandbeck join John Cronin, Chris Hajt, Rod Sarich, Jamie Johnson, Matt Dzieduszycki, Steve Munn, Sean Connolly, Terry Marchant, Mark Scott, Jason Saal, Louis Goulet, Todd Bennett, Jarrett Thompson, Treavor Peterson, Lawne Snyder, Dean Jackson, Jeremy Symington, Josh St. Louis, Matt Schmidt, and Lou DiMasi in camp starting October 10th. Full and partial season tickets are on sale now through the Lynx office by calling (706) 724-4423, or stopping by the office at 712 Telfair St. in downtown Augusta. Fans may also purchase season tickets on the team's web site at www.augustalynx.com. Full season seats start as low as $340 each! Inquire about the LYNX TEN PACK, or ask for information on the Small Business Plan. Welcome to THE YEAR OF THE FAN.

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