James Florentino #21
Stonehill College

Nickname: Flo
Year: Junior
Position: Defense
Height: 6-2
Weight: 230
Hometown: West Roxbury, Mass.

                     One-Timers

When did you start playing hockey:
I started playing hockey when I was about four years old in a time when they couldn't really give out penalties
Most memorable hockey moment:
Winning the Northeast 10 Championship with the greatest bunch of guys this side of the Mississippi
Pre-game ritual/superstitions:
None. I just try to not make everything so serious, if you do that then there's no pressure. Sometimes I stretch and tape my stick or something of that nature
Dream job (other than hockey player):
Anything that makes a lot of money, because money can't buy happiness...it just buys the things that make you happy
If you could pick three people to eat dinner with, who would they be:
Al Iafrate, because of his booming hard slapshot, C.T from the Real World, and Brendan O'Brien (Stonehill) because he's just so money
If you could travel to any place in the world, where would you go:
Jamaica, I want to party with those bobsledders
Most embarrassing moment:
When you're as comfortable with yourself as much as I am, you just don't get embarrassed
If you could have one superhero power, what would it be:
Definitely X-ray vision
What is currently playing non-stop on your iPod:
Michael Jackson - what a legend!             

                       Favorites

Favorite NHL Team:
Boston Bruins
Favorite hockey player past or present:
Mike Harr - Union College '09
Favorite rink to play in (besides your own):
Walter Brown Arena (Boston University - Boston, Mass.)
Favorite Sport (s) (other than hockey):
Any sport...except golf
Favorite Class:
Ethics with Claus Dierksmeier
Favorite Movie:
Slapshot
Favorite off day activity:
Lounging or a little flag football...Untouchables for life!
Favorite T.V. shows:
That 70's Show and Law and Order SVU
Favorite Food:
Mom's shepherd pie
Favorite Quote:
“It's not worth winning if you can't win big.”
-Coach Riley of the Hawks
"Hockey is war minus the guns."
-P.J. Stock