All About Me

Name: Lucas Frey

Age: 14

Ht. 5.6" Wt. 145

Hometown: Highland, IL

Current Teams:

St. Peters HC 14UB2

Highland Bulldogs HC

For many, hockey is more than just a sport; it is a lifestyle defined by early mornings and high-intensity competition. While the ice rink is where I hone my discipline and teamwork, my life is balanced by a diverse array of interests that take me from the quiet of the woods to the digital battlefields of gaming and the roaring stands of Enterprise Center.

The outdoors provides a necessary contrast to the fast-paced nature of hockey. When I am hunting or fishing, the objective shifts from physical speed to patient observation. Hunting requires a deep connection with the environment and a mastery of stealth, while fishing offers a meditative reprieve where success is measured by persistence. Similarly, trap shooting allows me to refine my hand-eye coordination and focus in a way that mirrors the precision needed for a perfect slap shot, yet it remains a distinct discipline that demands its own brand of mental fortitude.

When I am not in the woods or on the water, I often find relaxation and social connection through video games. Gaming serves as a modern competitive outlet, allowing me to strategize and solve problems in real time. It is a space where I can unwind while still engaging the competitive drive that hockey instilled in me. Whether playing solo or with friends, it offers a different kind of immersion that complements my physical hobbies.

However, some of my most cherished moments occur when I step out of the player’s role and into the role of a fan. Going to St. Louis Blues games with my father is a cornerstone of my sporting life. Sitting in the stands, I am able to appreciate the game from a different perspective, analyzing the professionals while sharing in the collective energy of the crowd. These outings are about more than just hockey; they are about the bond shared with my dad over a lifelong passion for the "Note."

In conclusion, while hockey is a central pillar of my identity, it is enriched by my love for the outdoors, my interest in gaming, and the time spent at Blues games with my father. These activities provide a well-rounded perspective on life, teaching me that whether I am on the ice, in a deer stand, or in the stands of an arena, there is always a new skill to master and a memory to be made.