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CC's Sweatt goes from sandwich maker to NHL draft

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Co-workers had no idea he could be picked early

Colorado College left wing Bill Sweatt is regarded by many NHL scouts and draft analysts as the fastest player in the draft.

But without hard work, a lightning-fast player such as Sweatt could fizzle in the physical world of the NHL.

If prospective NHL teams want to know more about Sweatt’s work ethic, they should talk to his co-workers at Quizno’s on East Pikes Peak Avenue, where the 18-year-old works Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for $6.85 per hour — the minimum wage.

Co-workers Porcher Austin, 18, and Bridget Schlyer, 22, said they had no idea Bill could be selected in the first round of the draft, which will be broadcast at 5 today on Versus.

See more in Friday's Gazette.


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