Tulsa Oilers‘ 3rd year left wing Dallas Comeau(10) got little use, mostly due to injuries, but appeared in only 5 ECHL game last season.
The 5’10” 182 lbs. forward did 4 years at University Of Vermont Catamounts that didn’t always see him figuring into the lineup.
From Calgary, AB, the 29-year old signs for 2026/2027 with Huntsville Havoc and should once again start scoring in the SPHL.
Brown University Bears‘ 2022/2023 commit Ryan Bottrill(7) is putting up junior career highs for assists (35) and points (48) with goal scoring off by 3 at the moment for Maryland Black Bears in 41 NAHL games.
He scored 15 tallies last season with South Shore Kings of the USPHL/NCDC.
The 6’1″ 185 lbs., Scottsdale, AZ native exploded the scoresheet in his 2nd year at T1EHL 16U for close by home Colorado Thunderbirds 16U AAA, scoring 33 goals and 56 assists with a +69 rating.
He plays a big, power forward style that should fit in nicely as an ECAC freshman.
2 years in Rhode Island is enough for him, as he enters the transfer portal to next skate at Clarkson University Golden Knights, starting in his junior year.
We look for his style to continue to gain interest.
After a best scoring senior year, he signs an ato with Iowa Wild, but doesn’t come away with any points.
For his rookie season 2026/2027, he signs with the new ECHL team Trenton Ironhawks.
5th year Swedish-born left wing Sebastian Vidmar(8) finds himself traded after 50 ECHL games for Savannah Ghost Pirates to a new start and hopeful playoff berth with Maine Mariners.
He has 1 assist in 3 games.
The 6’3″ 203 lbs. forward came over for 2 years of mostly NAHL, doing extraordinary in his 2nd Lone Star Brahmas‘ season, scoring a most goals (35), points (80), forward and most valuable player awards before heading off to 4 years of Union College Dutchmen.
He had an ok rookie season with Norfolk Admirals, but decided to head home and played one full frame for Vimmerby HC in HockeyEttan, but left there to come back here and joined Adirondack Thunder for 20+ goals and assists.
Already 30-years old, I think he needs to figure out where he wants to wrap things up for his hockey career.
He gets to Maine and starts scoring, 8 points in 12 games to work himself in and signs to stay in a Mariners‘ jersey for 2024/2025.
The new assistant captain puts up a 30 point season and is asked to return to Maine for a 4th session.
Quinnipiac University Bobcats‘ senior left wing Andrew Cipollone(18) signs for his rookie season, 2026/2027 with Atlanta Gladiators.
The 5’6″ 170 lbs. forward did 2 successful BCHL junior frames before college.
From Purchase, NY, the 24-year old will need to find room to score, but could do that as a pro and will get to play hockey with his brother Joey.
Endicott College Gulls‘ senior right wing Andrew Kurapov(12) is looking to best his 13 goals and 18 assists he set as a junior with 5 goals and 9 assists in 12 games with a +5 rating to start this campaign.
The 5’10” 170 lbs. forward blew out scoring his 2nd frame of USPHL/NCDC for Twin City Thunder, amassing 22 goals and 39 assists after a year earlier had 1 goal and 2 assists in 35 games.
From Corvallis, OR, the 24-year old.
He does a graduate frame and comes away with a new college best 14 goals in the process.
Upon finishing up tournament play, he signs an ato with Reading Royals and has gotten into 1 ECHL before playoffs.
He signs for his rookie season with Knoxville Ice Bears, but scores pretty well through 27 SPHL games to earn a loan back up to Reading, where he connects for 1 goal and 2 assists with a +3 rating, but when he is returned immediately gets traded to Pensacola Ice Flyers before deadline.
With 3 goals and 1 assists in 6 games, then another 2 points in the playoffs, he is an easy return for 2026/2027 as an Ice Flyers.
University Of Western New England Golden Bears‘ senior left wing Camille Marcoux(10) signs a 1st pro contract with Minnesota Northern Lights for his rookie run in 2026/2027.
The 5’10” 185 lbs. forward came in from 1 year at Northland College Lumberjacks and a freshman season at West Virginia University Mountaineers, where he scored well.
From Goose Bay, NL, the 25-year old did 3 years mostly NOJHL before school.
Northern Michigan University Wildcats‘ senior right wing Matthew Argentina(71) scored 4 goals and 6 assists in 34 games last season, his college hockey best that he took to a 1st ECHL deal with Iowa Heartlanders, as tournament play finished up.
The 5’11” 194 lbs. forward did 2 years at Boston College Eagles, but left for another junior year in the BCHL.
He initially went to school from 2 USHL frames.
From Philadelphia, PA, the 23-year old signs with Norfolk Admirals for 2026/2027, his rookie run.
University Of Vermont Catamounts‘ big 6’5″ 216 lbs. senior forward Xavier Henry(20) signs a 1st pro deal with close by Maine Mariners.
He had a college best 4 goals and 6 assists as a junior.
From Scarborough, ON, the 24-year old came up through St. Andrews College CAHS, then 3 years with Chilliwack Chiefs in the BCHL.
He only figures into 1 game, but it’s enough to want him to return a Mariners for his official rookie season in 2026/2027.
Boston Dogs‘ 2nd year goaltender Ayden Pierce(76) commits to Misercordia College Cougars for 2025/2026.
The 5’10” 160 lbs. net minder moved up with his team to their new USPHL/NCDC status and did so pretty well.
From Oshawa, ON, the 20-year old will help his new college team win games.
He only spends 1 year at school before turning pro, signing with Danbury Hat Tricks and has a good enough 1st FPHL season to get a new deal for 2026/2027.
Yale University Bulldogs‘ senior left wing Cole Donhauser(23) takes a new, modest college best scoring 6 goals and 7 assists in 27 games with a +1 rating on a terrible team to a 1st pro contract with Coventry Blaze for 2023/2024.
The 6′ 195 lbs. forward should find room in the EIHL to score more than he has in school.
From Kenmore, NY, he played only 1 BCHL season for Chilliwack Chiefs.
The 23-year old is likely ready to get started.
Through 7 games, he nets 2 assists, but may be yearning for hockey a little closer to home, so signs for the remainder of 2024 with Idaho Steelheads.
He lasts just 2 games there and is traded to Greenville Swamp Rabbits.
After a not so amazing 2023/2024, he signs on for what he hopes is his rookie season with Worcester Railers, 2024/2025.
He does come to play with his new club, scoring 10 goals and 19 assists in 71 games and is easily invited to return a Railers for 2025/2026.
Another 9 goals and 18 assists in 68 games and he is staying in a Railers jersey for 2026/2027.
