Averaging nearly a point a game for the Golden Knights from 1972-

75, Frank “Sandy” McAdam battled through injuries during his collegiate career and was a productive forward on head coach Jerry York’s Clarkson teams in the early 1970s. In 60 games, the 5-11, 185-pound Greenwich, Connecticut native tallied 31 goals and 27 assists. His most productive season was during his sophomore campaign of 1972-73 when he skated in 27 games and recorded 24 points, including 14 goals.

Q&A
Name: Frank McAdam

Nickname(s) while a Golden Knight: "Sandy" 

Years Played/Position: 1972-75 - wing and center 

Clarkson Major: ID (Industrial Distribution)
 
Why did you decide to choose Clarkson:
Clarkson History (Finals in 1970)
 
Favorite Clarkson Hockey moment(s):
1974 Thanksgiving Tournament against SLU 

Most Memorable Clarkson teammate(s):
Pete Harasym, Syl Larose  Geoff Brown (coach) 

Favorite Team to gain a victory over, why:
Cornell, It was allways difficult
 
Favorite Arenas to Play in: 
RPI, SLU, Cornell
 
Favorite Class/Professor(s):
Joe Scaturro
 
Favorite memories of Potsdam, North Country:
Downtown and Golf at Potsdam CC
 
Where did you live when attending Clarkson:
The "PIT"
 
What did you do after Clarkson:
Played Hockey in Switzerland, Started Corner Sports and Mica Jackets 

What are you doing now:
Investment Manager for 35 Clients - Stocks, Options and Commodities 

Family:
Married 35 years to Brenda Farnsworth 1974 Potsdam State. I have one son Brad who graduated from RPI 2004. He entered the USAF in 2006 and now works with me in the options and commodities business 

Current Hometown:
Wellington, FL 333414

Hobbies:
Flying- I am currently Multi Engine Instrument rated and am working on my Jet rating.