Category: College Hockey Player

New Jersey Bears‘ 1st year left wing Owen House(24) has an among the league best 29 assists and 16 goals in 45 games this season.

The 6’2″ 192 lbs. forward commits to Wilkes University Colonels for 2025/2026.

He bounced around junior leagues for 2 seasons before arriving at the EHL, where he’s found his best success.

From Plymouth, MN, the 20-year old will definitely help his new college team win games.

3rd year center Carter Johnson(18) was traded late last ECHL season from Wheeling Nailers to Maine Mariners, giving him a chance to make a deep playoff run after wracking up 13 points (4-9) in 14 games during the regular frame, then adding another 5 points in 6 games in the postseason.

The 6’3″ 201 lbs. forward was a decent scorer earlier after never really connecting through 4 years at Miami University (Ohio) Redhawks, but seemed to jump to his new team.

For 2023/2024, he signs a 1-year deal to skate for Dundee Stars.

The 27-year old from Gimi, MB will likely put up good numbers in the EIHL.

In 27 games, he scores 4 goals and 8 assists with a -10 rating and is maybe a little unhappy, so decides to head back overseas, hooking up with Esbjerg Energy of Metal Ligaen for the rest of the current frame.

4th year defenseman Mackenzie Dwyer(10) has arrived at a good place, under a 1-year ECHL deal with Maine Mariners after arriving at Jacksonville Icemen late last season to put up some solid numbers with 1 goal and 6 assists in 32 games with a +5 rating and then getting traded.

In 11 games, the big 6’3″ 201 lbs. blue liner has 1 goal and 2 assists.

He signed as a rookie and last campaign in the SPHL with Birmingham Bulls, but found his team on the 2nd loan up to help solidify his spot.

The Winnipeg, MB native played a mix of MJHL for Portage Terriers and WHL for junior hockey before heading to 1 year of school at University Of Manitoba Bisons.

No doubt, the 26-year old knows what it is to work for his contract.

Almost maybe a little out of nowhere, he finds himself involved in a 4-player deal that sends his playing rights to Fort Wayne Komets.

After just 6 games and an assist with a -1 rating, he heads back to Jacksonville Icemen, where he is liked and had success.

4 games with no points, but a +2 rating and he is asked to return to be an Icemen again for 2024/2025.

After 11 games with no points, he is traded to Reading Royals, where he is wanted and feel his fortunes will increase.

Norfolk Admirals‘ 6th year left wing Kamerin Nault(11) re-signs to stay and has 1 goal and 4 assists in 10 ECHL games so far this season.

His best season has been as a rookie, where he scored 16 goals and 16 assists in 40 games.

The 6’2″ 194 lbs. skated for 3 different teams last session.

He did some time overseas in the EIHL, where he scored well.

From Winnipeg, MB, he did 3 years at University Of Manitoba Bisons after 4 years of MJHL junior hockey.

The 29-year old may have found his long-term team.

He looked to be making a nice home with 1 goal and 5 assists in 15 games with a +1 rating, but is traded across the country to Idaho Steelheads, where we think he will find his best success.

After playing exactly zero games with his new team, he is again moved along, this time to Allen Americans.

Curry College Colonels‘ freshman defenseman Shane Carr(25) has only appeared in 9 games, but has 2 goals and 4 assists with monster +14 rating to his young credit.

He played an only abbreviated session last year, but did ok with 10 points in 40 games and a +8 in his 1st NAHL season.

The 6′ 181 lbs. hard-hitting blue liner was late to select his school, but really looks to have made the right choice on ice.