Was an All-American college player for two years at Hartwick College of Oneonta, New York. Scored 77 goals at Hartwick.
He made his debut for the Atlanta Chiefs in 1968, making only 2 appearances. Started at center forward for the Canadian World Cup Team against the USA on October 27th, 1968 in a 0-1 loss. He would make a total of 4 appearances for Canada, all in 1968.
In 1969, his second season with the Chiefs, Nick scored 4 goals. He would improve his goal tally in 1970, with 10 goals in 22 games.
1971, he would be joined by his younger brother Alec, Nick played in 29 games, and scored 8 goals for the Chiefs.
In the final year (1972) of the Atlanta Chiefs, he scored 1 goal in 10 games. A change of ownership saw the Chiefs become the Atlanta Apollos in 1973, and would only last the season. Nick appeared in only 3 games.
After the 1973 season, I cannot find anyother information regarding his career.
After the 1973 season, I cannot find anyother information regarding his career.
In 1975, he appeared in 2 games for the Rowdies during their first NASL indoor season, scoring 2 goals. Again, after this I cannot find anymore info.
Today, Nick resides in Atlanta, GA and works in the Mortgage Business.
If anyone can help with additional info - please could you email me.
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