
Quinnipiac University Bobcats‘ freshman center Ben Riche(17) takes 14 games, scoring a 1st college goal and 3 assists with a +6 rating into the transfer portal to next skate with Holy Cross College Crusaders, 2026/2027.
The 5’11” 181 lbs. forward committed after a blow-up 3rd year WHL scoring with hometown Saskatoon Blades.
From Bethune, SK, the 21-year old probably didn’t love the limited use.

12th year center Robbie Czarnik(77) signs on for a 3rd tour with Ravensburg Towerstars after posting exactly 30 assists for a 2nd time and adding 15 goals with a +13 rating, then popped in another 10 points in 13 playoff games.
His 241 games in DEL2 mark the most in any league he’s played.
The 6′ 190 lbs. former Los Angeles Kings‘ 3rd round pick in the 2008 draft (#63 overall) has scored 120 goals and 145 assists with a +54 rating and a 2019 Championship in his 1st run with current club.
He was pretty much a similar sniper in the ECHL through 183 games.
The 32-year old from Detroit, MI, who played his college hockey for just two years at University Of Michigan Wolverines has to have a little smile on his face, seeing how smoothly things go.
He signs on for a 6th season in a Towerstars‘ jersey 2024/2025, where he recorded his 3rd straight 40+ point session.
Another 29 goals and 29 assists in 50 games and it’s another no-brainer to have him return as a 36-year old in a Towerstars‘ uniform.

Stonehill College Skyhawks‘ freshman right wing Carter Rapalje(34) came away with an almost natural hat trick in a big away game 8-2 win over a mostly fiesty, kept it close through 2 periods Assumption College Greyhounds‘ club.
The 5’10” 170 lbs. forward has 15 team leading goals and 12 assists in 16 games this season with a +12 rating.
He had a very strong 2nd NAHL campaign for Amarillo Bulls, scoring 28 goals and 14 assists in 50 games.
The 21-year old from Burlington, VT is definitely off to a good start in his college career, but no doubt the schedule will get tougher from here.
He would be the team’s 1st 20-goal scorer in a long while, sat out last season, maybe stating his intention to transfer and will suit up for Long Island University Sharks as a junior, 2024/2025.
Still coming away with numbers, he pots 17 goals and 13 assists in 33 games last season, but will switch things up again and head to Ferris State University Bulldogs for a senior fling, 2025/2026.
Well, he takes away some pretty good scoring in 38 games with 11 goals and 9 assists, but isn’t done and will do a graduate frame at Bemidji State University Beavers 2026/2027.

Clarkson University Golden Knights‘ senior right wing Erik Bargholtz(59) records a college best 8 goals and 12 assists in 38 games with a +8 rating that he takes to a 1st contract, an ato with San Jose Barracuda.
The 6’1″ 203 lbs. forward did 4 years of junior hockey before college.
From Appleton, WI, the 25-year old has played 1 AHL game.

Boston College Eagles‘ junior defenseman Aram Minnetian(15) takes his +46 rating over three years and signs his 3-year NHL entry level deal with draft team, Dallas Stars (4th round, 2023, #125 overall).
The 6′ 209 lbs. blue liner reports to affiliate Texas Stars on an ato and has 2 assists in 6 AHL games.
After USHS-Prep, he did 2 years USNTDP before school.
From Woodcliff Lake, NJ, the 21-year old will likely settle well.

Curry College Colonels‘ senior center Gage Dill(91) scored 3 college seasons of 10+ goals and assists and ran up a +55 rating through 4 years, including a 100 point scoring totals.
He had best 15 goals as a freshman and 18 assists in his sophomore frame.
The 5’11” 170 lbs. forward came up through mostly 4 years of USPHL Premier with Florida Eels.
He actually received a 5 games NCDC call-up and recorded 3 assists.
From Fort Myers, FL, the 24-year old signed with Quad City Storm and recorded a 1st SPHL goal in 2 games.

Colgate University Raiders‘ senior center, captain Daniel Panetta(4) scored best in college as a sophomore with 13 goals and 16 assists in 36 games with a +2 rating.
He would put in another 10 goals in his junior frame.
The 5’10” 174 lbs. forward played 5 years of junior hockey with a 2019 OJHL Championship and breakout scoring in his 2nd BCHL campaign.
From Belleville, ON, the 24-year old has a 1st ECHL goal in 9 games in a 1st pro contract with Jacksonville Icemen.

University Of New Hampshire Wildcats‘ senior captain, center Morgan Winters(27) takes a college best goals with 11 and tying his points at 22 to a 1st pro deal with Idaho Steelheads.
The 5’11” 165 lbs. forward did 2 successful runs through junior hockey.
In 8 ECHL games, he already has 4 goals and 2 assists.
From Osprey, FL, the 24-year old steps into pro life pretty well.

Niagara University Purple Eagles‘ senior defenseman, assistant captain Lane Brockoff(27) had a college best 3 goals and 10 assists in 35 games last season that he takes to a 1st pro contract with Indy Fuel.
The 6’1″ 207 lbs. blue liner has 1 assist in 6 ECHL games with a 0 rating.
From Edberg, AL, the 26-year old did 2 AJHL years with Camrose Kodiaks before school.

5th year center Myles Powell(17) helps his team HV71 win the 2022 HockeyAllsvenskan Championship with a nice job, 3 goals and 10 assists in 15 games and earns an SHL promotion, but in the process jumps ship and signs to rival IK Oskarshamn for 2022/2023.
The 5’9″ 181 lbs. forward, former R.I.T. Tigers‘ captain scored 13 goals and 26 assists as a senior before heading to Rochester Americans and affiliate Cincinnati Cyclones to start his pro career.
He stayed there for his rookie season not connecting in the AHL, but was a point-per-game guy in the ECHL.
The Comox, BC native bounced around the minors for the next two years before heading overseas.
At 27-years old he’s still elevating his game.
He scores 9 goals and 6 assists in 50 games, but will head back to the lower league in Sweden to take up with IF Bjorkloven for 2023/2024.
In 41 games, scoring 20 goals and 23 assists is very good, so he will next take his game to DEL, where he signs with ERC Ingolstadt for 2024/2025.
He is scoring well in 2 seasons with his new club and signs on to stay a 3rd at Ingolstadt 2026/2027.