Yogan leads a generation of Florida hockey products 0  By Mike
Davies, Peterborough Examiner  In the spring of 1996 the Florida
Panthers reached the Stanley Cup finals and inspired a
generation of hockey players in the sunshine state including the
Peterborough Petes' Andrew Yogan.  The following year a seven-
year-old Yogan, a native of Boca Raton. Fla., tried skating for
the first time and got hooked. Also living in Boca Raton at the
time playing for the Panthers was Petes' assistant coach Jody
Hull.  A Panthers fan to this day, Yogan, a New York Rangers
draft pick, said the Stanley Cup run made hockey the thing to
do.  "My age group is when hockey really started growing in
Florida," Yogan said. "It was a fun thing to do. A lot of my
friends' older brothers went to the Panthers' games and they'd
always be playing street hockey. That's how I mostly started out
was playing street hockey and it turned into ice."  He stumbled
around the rink his first time skating, but Yogan was determined
to join his buddies. Wi