Category: Juniors

Salve Regina University Seahawks seem to be scooping up a lot of cast offs and there’s little doubt it will be to their benefit, as the latest is Bradey Farrell(3) after just 1 frame at Albertus Magnus College Falcons, scoring 1 goal and 3 assists in 24 games with maybe a little bit of an oddball +12 rating.

The 6’3″ 216 lbs. big blue liner will easily be a welcome addition to the CCC D3 division.

His two frames at USPHL/NCDC for Junior Bruins were almost identical.

From Burriville, RI, the 22-year old will take his college hockey closer to home.

Undrafted left wing Max Kaufman(92) takes a graduate year of eligibility, his 2nd at Boston University Terriers into a 1st pro contract with Laval Rocket, but is reassigned to start his career with affiliate Trois Rivieres Lions.

The small 5’8″ 165 lbs. forward has already skated 14 ECHL games, getting a 1st goal and 2 assists with a +3 rating.

He committed to University Of Vermont Catamounts after a successful USHS-Prep junior year at Kent School and spent three seasons there.

The Pittsford, NY native would take an interesting move and head north for a pair of campaigns for Langley Rivermen, where 51 goals and 56 assists in 105 BCHL games before heading to school.

At 25-years old, he may already be ready to join a squad and make a difference.

After a decent enough early showing season, he signs for his rookie run 2022/2023 with 1st year team, Savannah Ghost Pirates.

He produces 9 goals and 11 assists in 57 games last season, which isn’t bad for a 1st year player until he finds himself involved in a trade that sends him to Tulsa Oilers for 2023/2024, but will need a contract.

In a little bit of a switch, he maybe can’t come to terms with his new club and agrees to a 1-year deal with Meudon Cometes of France2.

11th year right wing Paul Thompson(15) signed a 1-year contract to join Bridgeport Islanders for 2021/2022, but has only skated 4 games with them (1 goal), while mostly being reassigned to affiliate Worcester Railers.

In 10 ECHL games, his first since 1 in 2011, he has 2 goals and 3 assists.

The 6’1″ 201 lbs. forward has 610 AHL games to his credit, scoring a healthy 174 goals and 165 assists.

He also has appeared in 24 NHL games with two different clubs, grabbing 3 assists.

The 33-year old, former 4-year University Of New Hampshire Wildcats top scorer as a junior and senior from close by Derry, NH is probably just happy to be pulling down deals from elite teams.

For 2022/2023, he returns to southern CT for a 2nd season.

12 years, 697 games in the minors and 24 in the show with 3 assists is quite enough, so we await to see what team he may have skated for previously to pick him up as an assistant coach.

Sophomore left wing Austin Pick(28) switches out of 1 season at Stonehill College Skyhawks, seeing only 15 games of ice, scoring 1 goal and 2 assist to a team that will definitely need him, Franklin Pierce University Ravens for 2023/2024.

He had 2 decently successful EHL junior sessions with Seahawks Hockey before heading to score.

The 5’10” 181 lbs. forward will likely do better playing a full D3 schedule.

From Troutdale, OR, he must be liking it around here to continue school in the area.

2nd year Maine Nordiques‘ defenseman Seth Murch(14) commits to Air Force Academy for 2024/2025.

The solid 6′ 185 lbs. blue liner will finish up a strong 2nd season of NAHL juniors and if he doesn’t get new career best points will likely be more accountable with his on-ice rating.

From Lee, NH, he played for next door Seacoast Spartans youth hockey, then did 4 EHL games, striking for 1 goal and 3 assists, when the team from close by at a higher level came calling for him.

The 19-year old will be a force in college hockey is what we see.

Framingham State University Rams‘ sophomore left wing Dylan Marty(10) enters the transfer portal and will skate much closer to home for his junior year at Lawrence University Vikings in 2023/2024.

The 5’10” 165 lbs. forward twice played 25 game and leaves with a college career best 7 goals and 15 assists.

He did 4 years of USPHL Premier in his home state of Wisconsin with Hudson Havoc.

The 23-year old from New Richmond should do well at his new school’s NCHA division.