Charlestown's Aaron Titcomb To Play D1 Hockey
The recent graduate reportedly committed last week to Merrimack College.
Charlestown native Aaron Titcomb (pictured in a 2012 senior photo from Brewster Academy) has reportedly committed to playing Division 1 hockey for Merrimack College.
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Another Charlestown resident will be playing Division 1 college hockey. Aaron Titcomb has reportedly committed to playing for Merrimack College, a sports blogger posted last week.
According to the Mack Report:
Salisbury defenseman Aaron Titcomb gave a verbal commitment Merrimack College on Friday while making his official visit to North Andover. A 6-foot-4 defenseman, Titcomb played at Brewster Academy last season and captained the team, scoring 15 points (6-9–15) in 20 games.
Titcomb, who was born in Charlestown, played high school hockey at Austin Prep in Reading before joining the Boston Bandits AAA Hockey Club, according to the Mack Report.
Kevin Kelly
1:30 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
I think the Merrimac baseball team just became league contenders.
Andrew B
6:08 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Does anyone know if this kid grew up off of Bunker Hill Street next to the Bball courts? I used to see him playing street hockey there when he was a little kid. I can't believe how fast he grew up!
Noreen Manning
10:18 am on Sunday, January 20, 2013
Aaron is the definition of a good kid. Way to go, Aaron and family!
Working Man Radio
11:30 am on Sunday, January 20, 2013
Yes Andrew That is Him .... Aaron is one of the Good Kids doing great things he will have great success... he comes from good family's ... Proud to call him a Friend !!!!!
Al Titcomb
6:35 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013
We are so proud of you for working so hard to acheive your goal. It dosen't stop here. Now put the puck in the net. Love PA
Working Man Radio
5:58 pm on Sunday, March 3, 2013
Congratulations to Aaron Titcomb and his Salisbury Knight teammates on their Championship WIN!!!! Salisbury wins The New England prep school title with a 4-1 win over Kent