East Coast Wizards‘ 1st year right wing Marshall Braunscheidel(8) scored 3 goals and 8 assists in 37 EHL games to commit at Post University Eagles for 2026/2027.
The 6′ 181 lbs. forward came down from a junior season up north.
From Troy, MI, the 21-year old did time in the Honeybaked system, but must like it around here to pick it for school.
East Coast Wizards‘ 1st year right wing Connor Hetherington(20) came to the team late last season and in 21 games, recorded 6 goals and 3 assist, but then went on to get 6 points in 5 playoff matchups.
The 5’9″ 146 lbs. forward has scored well in 3 EHL seasons.
He commits to Post University Eagles for 2026/2027.
From Cold Spring Harbor, NY, the 21-year should impress in NE10 play.
Savannah Ghost Pirates‘ 2nd year left wing Logan Drevitch(22) will take a rookie 13 goals and 24 assists in 69 ECHL games and look to increase those numbers in a return engagement for 2023/2024.
The 5’9″ 170 lbs. forward started juniors with 2 USHL sessions, but wasn’t fully connecting.
He returned for a final season with Boston Jr. Bandits, the team he committed to Merrimack College Warriors, as a youth skater and detonated USPHL/NCDC scoring with 21 goals and 34 assists in 42 games before heading to school.
From Middleboro, MA, the 25-year old has to be liking the way things are developing and his brother joins him on this team this season.
He does manage to increase those numbers to 19 goals and 33 points for another return visit to the Ghost Pirates for 2024/2025.
As team captain, he once again explodes scoring with a new best 40 assists and tied last year’s 52 point mark, so he will be an easy return for a 4th year in Savannah.
For 2025/2026, he once again acts as captain for his squad and still scores pretty well, but after 64 games, decides at age 28 to retire.
We do believe he has eyed another idea.
Undrafted, left wing Ryan St. Louis(6) initially committed to Northeastern University Huskies and played 38 games there, worth only 1 goal and 1 assist, but decided it was maybe a little early despite coming out of 2 years at USNTDP and returned to a USHL season with Dubuque Fighting Saints, running up the scoresheet to the tune of 30 goals and 42 assists in 58 games.
The 5’10” 170 lbs. forward has decided to return to school and accepts a commitment to Brown University Bears for 2023/2024.
We think the 19-year old will find some room to pocket some points in the ECAC.
He scored best as a junior with 11 goals and 18 assists in 23 games and signs a 1st pro contract for 2026/2027, his rookie campaign with Abbotsford Canucks.
Merrimack College Crusaders‘ senior defenseman Matthew Campbell(15) plays 23 games, scoring 1 assist with a +1 rating.
For a 3rd time, he will enter the transfer portal to go play at another school to start a graduate program in 2026/2027.
That school will be Canisius College Golden Griffins.
From 2 BCHL junior sessions, he went onto Quinnipiac University Bobcats, but didn’t play, so went to Michigan Tech University Huskies for 2 years.
Elmira Aviators‘ 1st year defenseman Jack Laferriere(9) had 1 goal and 1 assist in 38 NAHL games is pretty big at 6’3″ 201 lbs.
He commits for 2026/2027 to Providence College Friars, maybe a little out of nowhere.
From Chatham, NJ, the 21-year old did 3 year of juniors and will definitely be challenged by Hockey East.
University Of Denver Pioneers‘ junior defenseman Garrett Brown(59) signs a 2-year NHL entry level deal with draft club (4th round, 2023, #99 overall) Winnipeg Jets and joins affiliate Manitoba Moose for 4 AHL Calder Cup playoff games.
The 6’3″ 190 lbs. blue liner scored a 2nd season of 2 goals and new best 12 assists on the way to a 2026 NCAA D1 trophy.
He did 2 years of USHL before college.
From San Jose, CA, the 22-year old is set to get going.
His dad is former NHLer Curtis Brown.
Mercyhurst University Lakers‘ freshman net minder Charles-Edward Gravel(29) started 27 games last season before the school informed its’ players of it’s suspension of D1 sports, forcing players to find other options and he will head to Atlantic Hockey rival, Niagara University Purple Eagles as a sophomore in 2026/2027.
The 6’1″ 197 lbs. goalie did 5 years QMJHL before switching to the BCHL, running some pretty outstanding numbers before college.
From Levis, QC, the 22-year should do much better with his new college hockey team.
Clarkson University Golden Knights‘ Swiss-born, junior left wing Ray Just(8) enters the transfer portal a 2nd time to do his senior frame at Sacred Heart University Pioneers, 2025/2026.
He twice had 9 points at his 1st commit, University Of Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks.
The pretty big, 6’4″ 209 lbs. forward bounced around juniors for a couple seasons, but did pretty well and blew up scoring as a 1-year senior in high school.
In 6 games, he has 1 goal, but definitely looks like he is ready to affect the scoresheet in Atlantic Hockey play.
He plays a college hockey high 39 games, scoring a new best 8 goals and 10 assists with a +1 rating that he takes to Switzerland and signs in the NL with Lausanne HC for his rookie run in 2026/2027.
Wheeling Nailers‘ rookie left wing Matt Quercia(22) arrived from almost finishing up college hockey as a senior at Michigan Tech University Huskies.
The 6’3″ 203 lbs. forward left after playing 14 NCAA Division 1 games, scoring 2 goals and 2 assists.
He was a portal transfer from three seasons at Boston University Terriers.
His best campaign was as a sophomore, scoring 6 goals and 7 assists.
The 24-year old, Andover, MA native has skated 4 ECHL games with no points yet, but that seems imminent to happen.
After suffering an injury during training camp that knocked him out of the upcoming frame, he gets a new deal to stay in West Virginia for what will actually be his rookie season and show everyone what they know he can do in this league.
He does just that, coming away with 11 goals and 22 assists in 64 games with +13 rating, then another 6 points including a huge goal in 7 playoff matchups.
Parent club, WBS Penguins also ask him to loan up for 6 AHL games.
It’s the biggest no brainer that he will be back in a Nailers‘ jersey for 2024/2025.
After playing a new best 68 games, scoring new high 20 goals and tied his 33 points of his rookie frame, he re-signs to stay in Wheeling for a 3rd season.
Another good season of scoring, especially 10 points in 17 playoff games and he gains notice of Chicago Wolves, who offer him a 1-year deal for 2026/2027.
