Kent Patterson

Team Number:	35
Birth Date:	12/31/1969
Height:	6'1"
Weight:	193lbs.
Position:	Goalie

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Kent Patterson is from Plymouth, Minnesota and attended the prestigious Minneapolis Blake School. After Blake, Kent Patterson moved on to USHL and joined the Cedar Rapids team, a path also followed by fellow teammated Kevin Wehrs.

Kent Patterson's 2007-2008 season with Cedar Rapids was a disappointment. He was injured in training camp, and his season replacement ended up playing so well that Kent Patterson saw little ice time. He seems rested and ready for a change to pursue ice time with the Minnesota Gophers hockey team.

The 2009-10 season was an exciting one for Kent Patterson as he played in 8 straight games for the Golden Gophers, with five of those appearances being against nationally ranked teams. Patterson was also named to the WCHA All-Academic team and earned his second letter with the Gophers during his sophomore season.

For Patterson's junior season, 2010-11, Patterson emerged as the Minnesota Gophers No.1 goaltender. Patterson was named All-ECHA Second Team and was voted by teammates as the John Mariucci Most Valuable Player, the Dr. V. George Nagobads Unsung Hero and the Tom Mohr Playoff Most Valuable Player.

Kent Patterson is an agressive player with a knack for predicting where the puck will land. Watch him this season by purchasing tickets today!