Philadelphia Rebels‘ 2nd NAHL year defenseman Sonny DiNubile(13) stays close, as he has always done to play his hockey with his 2024/2025 commit to Neumann University Knights.
The 5’9″ 159 lbs. blue liner had a junior best 4 goals last season, but couldn’t outpace those 21 assists put up earlier.
He’s leaves the league a 20-year old, +18 rating player
Johnstown Tomahawks‘ 2nd NAHL season right wing Hunter Fetterolf(71) takes some nice numbers, 9 goals and 23 assists in 63 games, split time between New Hampshire Mountain Kings to a 2024/2025 commit with Bowdoin College Polar Bears.
The 6’1″ 194 lbs. forward from Pittsburgh, PA played his youth in the area and high school decently close.
We think this school is going to be a nice choice.
Florida Eels‘ 3rd year left wing Devin Shepherd(11) puts up USPHL Premier bests 11 goals and 29 assists in 36 games last season and will take those stats to a 2024/2025 commit at Framingham State University Rams.
The big 6’4″ 198 lbs. will definitely get right into CCC play, when he arrives.
From Berkley, MI, the 21-year old is going to fit into his new college team nicely.
Harvard University Crimson undrafted junior net minder Derek Mullahy(35) recorded his first collegiate career shutout last weekend, while also posting a 4-1 victory on the previous evening to earn himself ECAC Goaltender Of The Week honors.
The 6′ 174 lbs. goalie has a 4-0 record on the season with a measly 1.00 GAA and .956 SV%.
A close by Scituate, MA native, he played his high school at Dexter Southfield before tending a couple of USHL campaigns before college.
The 21-year old still has plenty to earn a prove his capable of #1 duties.
As a junior, he started a new best 17 games, enters the transfer portal and will do his senior year at Michigan Tech Huskies.
University Of Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves‘ sophomore defenseman Will Gilson(8) will take his college high 12 assists and 15 points into the transfer portal to play as a junior for RPI Engineers.
The 6′ 170 lbs. blue liner was definitely a lot more balanced in his play on a better team last season.
He did 2 sessions with Junior Bruins, getting 10+ assists.
From Old Greenwich, CT, the 22-year old is likely looking for a new start a little closer to home.
Northeast Generals‘ 2nd NAHL year right wing Jacob Wilson(9) takes a junior hockey best 15 goals, 22 assists and 37 points in 57 games to a 2024/2025 commit at Trinity College Bantams.
The 5’11” 170 lbs. forward did a successful point-per-game USPHL Premier season with Charlotte Rush before climbing.
From Pomona, CA, he did all of his youth hockey right there.
He’s just 20-years old and should be a factor in NESCAC play.
Seahawks Hockey Club 1st EHL year defenseman Zach Micciche(19) commits to the new D3 program at Misericordia University Cougars for 2024/2025.
The 5’10” 181 lbs. blue liner moved up from EHLP play, where he had 7 goals and 22 assists in 32 games.
He recorded 1 goal and 9 assists last season, then added 2 points in 4 playoff games.
From Reading, MA, the 20-year old will definitely add something to this new club’s d-zone.
Ethan Roswell(5) graduates Bentley University Falcons as team captain, capturing a career best 6 assists and 6 points in 34 NCAA Division 1 games. and heads to France2, joining Les Corsaires de Dunkerque for 2022/2023.
The 5’11” 185 lbs. Paradise Valley, AZ native came east for school and junior hockey with Boston Jr. Bruins.
Serving as their captain, he picked up 6 goals and 11 assists in 49 USPHL/NCDC games before heading to school.
It would be little surprise to not see him be easily one of the best players in this league.
He scores 9 goals and 15 assists in 25 games with a +18 rating, then adds another 10 points in 9 playoff match ups, but decides to head back closer to home, signing a 1-year ECHL deal with Wichita Thunder for 2023/2024.
In 12 games, he scores 2 goals and 3 assists with a +4 rating, but is put on waivers and decides he wants to head back to France, signing with Gap of Ligue Magnus.
He does well in the top French league, but has decided that’s all he wants to pursue professionally and decides to retire.
Undrafted center Danny Weight(17) takes a single season at Boston College Eagles across the country through the transfer portal to Colorado College Tigers, where he’ll look to finish up the next three years.
He seemed to struggle scoring only grabbing a goal and an assist as a freshman in 19 Hockey East games.
It’s doubtful that the college division play was too much, but potentially he could have expected different coming from an all-star season for Penticton Vees, scoring 25 goals and 35 assists in 58 BCHL games.
He seems to score in seasonal spurts with nothing matching the 120 points (52-68) in 83 games he was able to put up as a P.A.L. Junior Islanders 16U AAA.
The 20-year old 6′ 175 lbs. forward will likely find more room to skate in the NCHC, but it still won’t be easy.
Oh, and he happens to be former 1238 NHL games played and 1033 points’ Hall Of Fame, center Doug Weight‘s son.
He skated in only 6 games on a well-led team last season, but is now a graduate and enters the transfer portal for one last college skate.
The Edmonton, AB native will next play some Atlantic Hockey with American International College Yellowjackets, which also brings him back east.
We believe he finds more space in this conference too.
Northern Michigan University Wildcats‘ Danish-born, graduate defenseman Jeppe Urup Mogensten(4) will take his pro game back home and signs with Odense Bulldogs of Metal Ligaen for 2024/2025.
The 6’2″ 196 lbs. blue liner only played 8 games last season, registering no points.
He transferred from 4 seasons at Sacred Heart University Pioneers, playing a diminishing numbers of games as he went.
