Category: College Hockey Player

Evan-Cowley

2nd year net minder Evan Cowley(31) signed at the beginning of 2018/2019 with Wheeling Nailers but after one uneven start on a bit of a struggling squad was released.

Originally a Florida Panthers‘ 4th round pick in the 2013 draft (#92 overall), he never agreed to terms with the team but did eventually get a contract with affiliate Springfield Thunderbirds, where he split time with Manchester Monarchs of the ECHL as a rookie.

The former University Of Denver backstop put up stellar numbers in college and went on to win the 2017 NCAA Championship.

At 23-years old, it didn’t take him long to secure a new deal after he was let go, grabbing a contract with MH Automatyka Gdansk of Polska Hokej Liga, where he will likely excel and move up the European hockey ladder as he goes.

He spent the last 3 seasons in Ligue Magnus with Ducs D’Angers and put up league best GAA (2.02) and SV% (.935), but is ready to explore again and signs to Asiago and will play in the IceHL for 2024/2025.

Through 20 games, he has struggled some, so makes a decision to head to HockeyAllsvenskan and signs with IK Oskarshamn.

Stonehill College Skyhawks‘ Swiss-born, 3rd year center Dean Schwenninger(25) has decided to head home to sign in the tier 2 league, SL with EHC Visp and puts school on the shelf for now after 2 assists in 16 games in the current frame.

He heads back to a league he spent 3 years playing after youth hockey and before heading to America for juniors in the NAHL for 1 big scoring season before school.

The 5’10” 181 lbs. 23-year old forward will likely do well in his return.

Rookie defenseman Matt Staudacher(25) leaves Italy2, where he scored 10 goals and 13 assists in 19 games for Brixen/Bressanone Falcons, for a contract with the new Bloomington Bison.

The 6’1″ 194 lbs. blue liner finished up a graduate year of college at Northeastern University Huskies with a new best 2 goals.

He had more assists in 4 years (3 playing) at University Of Minnesota Golden Gophers.

From Grand Blanc, MI, we expect the 24-year old to do quite well in the ECHL.

University Of Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves‘ 2022/2023 commit, graduate center Adam Tisdale(29) arrives through the portal transfer for a year of eligibility at his third school.

The 5’9″ 172 lbs. forward played the past 2 seasons at Sacred Heart University Pioneers and leaves them scoring 2 goals and 5 assists in 27 NCAA Division 1 games with a +2 rating.

He committed to his first school Clarkson University Golden Knights after a breakout 2nd AJHL season for Canmore Eagles, but was sent to the USHL for a campaign with Dubuque Fighting Saints, where he continued to score well.

The 23-year old from Cochrane, AB will likely fit in well with his new club and love the surroundings.

He somehow spends 6 years at college and would leave scoring a high 13 points last season and he signs a 1st pro contract with Kalamazoo Wings for his ECHL rookie season, 2024/2025.

After scoring a 1st pro goal and adding an assist, he gets traded to the struggling Cincinnati Cyclones to try to help them.

New England College Pilgrims‘ senior left wing David Novotny(91) has always scored decently with his best run coming as a freshman, scoring 10 goals and 8 assists.

In 10 games this season, he has a team leading 4 goals and 3 assists, so is on mark to pass his highs.

The 5’11” 165 lbs. forward from Boca Raton, FL did his high school in the northeast and played 1 year of EHL juniors with Seahawks Hockey Club before committing.

He’s 23-years old and will definitely be an interesting next watch.

Seahawks Hockey Club 2nd year defenseman Thomas Plamondon(5) has a new junior best 5 goals in just 25 games and has a new high 13 assists and 18 points.

The big 6’4″ 207 lbs. blue liner commits to the new D3 hockey program at St. John Fisher University Cardinals for 2025/2026.

From Montrel, QC, the 20-year had already come down this way for USHS-Prep and will likely fit in quickly with his new college club.

Air Force Academy Falcons‘ senior captain center Clay Cosentino(26) looks definitely set to record college career highs for goals, assists and points this season with a little more work.

In 20 games, he has 5 goals and 10 assists and needs more than 10 and 18 from his junior year to achieve this effect.

The 6’2″ 198 lbs. forward played 2 years NAHL juniors, blowing up scoring with 48 assists in his 2nd frame for Aberdeen Wings.

From San Carlos, CA, the 24-year old has now 4 times achieved 10+ assists and looks like a great candidate to go for a pro career.