Valley Jr. Warriors‘ 2nd year EHL defenseman Paul Terry(23) takes 2 seasons of 9 assists to his 2024/2025 commit, Wesleyan University Cardinals.
The 5’10” 174 lbs. blue liner will likely do well guarding the NESCAC zone for his team.
He’s 21-years old from Arlington, MA did not play in 2023/2024.
RPI Engineers‘ graduate center Ryan Brushett(9) will definitely flirting with college career highs in all categories with 5 goals and 10 assists in 23 games, looking for 8 and 16 with 11 left.
The 6′ 185 lbs. forward has twice transferred, 1st appearing at University Of Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks for 2 frames, before heading to UMASS Lowell Riverhawks in 2 more successful sessions.
For juniors, he had 1 unsuccessful outing in the USHL before heading north closer to home to the BCHL, where in his final of 3 years had the most goals at 41 before heading to school.
The 25-year old from Verdun, QC plays super hard out there.
Finishing up, playing a college best 37 games, he signs a 1st pro contract for 2024/2025 with the not so distant from his house club, Trois-Rivieres Lions that should equal all kinds of good hockey things.
Vermont Lumberjacks‘ 2nd year left wing Isaac Grondin(9) elevated his game to the EHL from most of the last season in the EHLP, where he was a goal scorer.
He had 19 goals and 13 assists in the lower league, then put up a tidy 17 tallies and 20 helpers in 46 games last season to a 2024/2025 commit at University Of Southern Maine Huskies.
The 5’9″ 174 lbs. forward will likely find ways to score in the NEHC.
As a great many players last season, defenseman Max Gildon leaves a year at University Of New Hampshire to sign his 3-year entry level deal.
He was selected by Florida Panthers in the 3rd round of the 2017 draft (#66 overall) and had his best college scoring season last session, tallying new best 22 assists and 29 points before all of hockey was shut down by the COVID outbreak.
The fairly large 6’3″ 191 lbs. started his pro journey with Syracuse Crunch but was quickly moved to Bakersfield Condors for possible room considerations by a team with no affiliate in 2020/2021.
He has almost quietly put up some really nice numbers scoring a pair of goals and 10 assists in 24 AHL games with a phenom +16 rating.
The Plano, TX native committed to college after 2 campaigns with USNTDP, where he average 20 helpers.
At almost 22, he’s not likely waiting too long for his chance at the big game.
41 games on loan, he scores 2 goals and 10 assists with a 0 rating and will take his game to DEL, signing a 1-year deal with Adler Mannheim for 2023/2024.
He takes what appears to be a fairly steady frame in Germany, scoring 4 goals and 5 assists in 43 games with a +6 rating, but he wants more and signs in Tipos Extraliga with HC Kosice for 2024/2025, which will give him a look at his game on the next level.
New Hampshire Avalanche 1st year right wing Kyle Gonzalez(47) takes some decently impressive EHL stats, scoring 11 goals and 30 assists in 39 games, then adds another 7 points in 8 playoff matchups to the new D3 program at Keene State College Owls for 2024/2025.
The 5’11” 180 lbs. forward transferred in from 1 USPHL/NCDC season with Boston Advantage, where he played years of his youth hockey, but maybe wasn’t scoring enough, so moved to another league.
From Manhattan, NY, the 20-year old will likely do very well playing the independent schedule of his new school.
New Hampshire Avalanche 2nd year left wing Ryan Pappalardo(8) commits to University Of Southern Maine Huskies for 2024/2025.
The 5’11” 190 lbs. forward had almost identical scoring EHL junior seasons.
From Salem, NH, the 21-year old started initially in the USPHL Elite, but completely blew through scoring at that level.
Los Angeles Kings‘ 1st round pick in the 2019 draft (#5 overall) rookie center Alex Turcotte(38) has been sort of quietly surviving his rookie season playing hockey in a pandemic with affiliate Ontario Reign, sort of quietly grabbing a couple of snipers and 10 assists in 20 AHL games on a non-playoff contending team.
Nothing like the pair of seasons in the USNTDP program that got him selected super early and saw him commit to University Of Wisconsin.
The 5’11” 185 lbs. forward only lasted one season in college hockey before deciding to sign his 3-year entry level deal and get started.
At still just 20 years old, the recent WJC U20 gold medal winner could benefit from more time in the minors but in a better session could perform on the scoresheet like he did and could get the recall from a team that’s also in need of some scoring punch.
After posting 3 goals and 7 assists in 18 games with a +10 rating, he scores himself an NHL recall and debut.
In his 1st game, he skates 20 shifts for 12:08 ice time with 3 shots, 1 take away, 1 shot block, 2 penalty minutes and was a -1 in a 6-3 loss.
Recalled for a 1st time after exploding scoring in the minors, he pots a 1st NHL goal in 14 tries over 3 seasons to finally get it done.
He is showing effective play at both levels and is rewarded with a 3-year deal through 2026/2027 to stay in a Kings‘ jersey.
Seacoast Spartans‘ 1st year left wing Brett Baldassare(23) made quite the EHL impression with 12 goals and 19 assists in 36 games for a good showing to commit at Assumption University Greyhounds for 2024/2025.
He transferred in after 2 years USHS-Prep at Winchendon School.
The 5’9″ 156 lbs. forward will definitely be looking for some room to score in NE10 play.
New York Applecore 1st year defenseman Davis Kinne(3) commits to Neumann University Knights for 2024/2025.
The 5’11” 185 lbs. blue liner brings with him an EHL junior best 11 goals and 39 assists (good for 5th in the league).
He had previously done a year of NA3HL with Northeast Generals, scoring very well for himself there.
From Swampscott, MA, the 20-year old is considered a good thinker and now scorer out there to help his college team.
Metro Jets‘ 3rd year defenseman, captain Devon Mastay(11) commits to Calvin University Knights for 2024/2025.
The 6′ 175 lbs. blue liner scored a junior best 7 goals and 24 assists last season.
From Westminster, CO, the 20-year old will be playing his college hockey maybe just a little closer to home.
