SUNY Cortland Red Dragons are getting a really good one for 2022/2023 to sure up their net with goaltender Ronan Mobley(33).
In 2021/2022 for New Hampshire Avalanche, he had a 25-9-2 record with a 1.66 GAA and .935 SV% through 36 EHL games.
We were thinking with those numbers the 6′ 181 lbs. net minder from hockey hotbed Playa del Rey, CA could have looked higher, but regardless he will make this D3 school look to go deep in their tournament quests.
Colgate University Raiders‘ 2022/2023 goaltender Andrew Takacs(31) is putting up junior career bests this season with 1st year team, New Jersey Titans.
In a new high 42 NAHL games, the big 6’2″ 190 lbs. net minder posted a 29-8-3 record with a 2.45 GAA and .918 SV%, as his club is the #1 seed heading into the upcoming playoffs.
He was very solid through youth hockey and USHS-MD, which is likely where he got spotted for school.
The 21-year old from Bowie, MD could be ready to step right in at the college level.
Merrimack College Warriors receives at least a small part of what’s it’s losing with outgoing players for 2022/2023, but gets a good boost, as Holy Cross College Crusaders‘ senior center Ryan Leibold(17) decides to extend a season of eligibility for graduate studies (and more hockey).
The 5’11” 191 lbs. forward is full of energy and scored a college career high (by a mile) 10 goals and 16 assists for 26 points in 35 NCAA Division 1 games with a +3 rating on a team that had a losing record.
The 23-year old from Ashburn, VA will definitely find lots of new challenges in Hockey East play.
New York Rangers‘ 1st round pick in the 2009 draft (#9 overall), center Chris Kreider(20) scores 50 goals for the 1st time in his 10 year pro career.
He has scored 20+ goals 6 times.
The former Boston College Eagles‘ forward put up 23 goals and 22 assists in 44 games before deciding to leave a year of school on the table.
He signed a 7-year deal last season keeping him in NYC through 2026/2027.
Not bad deal for the team or 30-year old from Boxford, MA.
RPI Engineers‘ graduate goaltender Linden Marshall(40) went out into the world as an undrafted, unrestricted free agent and signed up with Greenville Swamp Rabbits.
The 6’3″ 194 lbs. net minder played roughly 8 minutes in a relief effort, saving 8 without letting one in.
He was just under a week later scoped by Cleveland Monsters and signed to an ato.
The 23-year old from Victoria, BC is off to a nice start.
9th year defenseman Mark Alt(3) gets traded in a minor league deal, going from San Jose Barracuda to Rochester Americans.
The big 6’4″ 201 lbs. blue liner has played 456 AHL games.
Originally a Carolina Hurricanes‘ 2nd round pick in the 2010 draft (#53 overall) traded to Philadelphia Flyers, as he was a junior at University Of Minnesota Golden Gophers.
He quickly signed a 3-year entry level deal.
The Kansas City, MO native has played under NHL contract for 5 different team, but only appeared in 20 games.
He’s definitely more of a stay-at-home d-man, but has struck for 20 assists once and 10+ 3 times.
It would definitely almost be a no-brainer for the 30-year old to look overseas for some different kind of fun and a next good contract to play under.
University Of Vermont Catamounts‘ local Middlesex 2022/2023 commit, center Jack Kurrle(14) has exploded the scoresheet for most of his youth hockey career, so his 3 goals and 9 assists in 45 NAHL for Maine Nordiques with a +2 rating this season seems a little short of his game.
The 6’1″ 179 lbs. plays a power forward style game, but there’s little doubt the 19-year old won’t find it any easier scoring in Hockey East.
5th year center Mike Vecchione has one goal and 7 assists in 7 AHL games for his new club, Hershey Bears.
The 5’10” 194 lbs. has somehow only received through 5 major contracts one call to skate a pair of NHL games after graduating Union College Dutchmen, where he finished as a senior with an NCAA Division 1 most points (63), ECAC Player Of The Year and was a Hobey Baker Award Finalist.
He was also a rookie, when they almost fantastically captured the 2014 NCAA Division 1 Championship.
The Saugus, MA native was a big scorer at Malden Catholic High and in his 2nd session of junior hockey for Tri-City Storm of the USHL.
As a pro, he was a 40 point rookie player, then pitched for 38 and 36 in his first three seasons.
The 28-year old has to be on a short list for a recall with his new contract team, Washington Capitals.
He’s did score his summons, but in his one appearance skated a very conservative 10 shifts for 5:06 ice time with 3 shots on net.
His play for affiliate Hershey Bears is definitely still getting him notice, as he is that team’s top scorer and earns a new 2022/2023 two-way contract to continue.
Undrafted, UMass-Lowell Riverhawks‘ senior captain left wing Lucas Condotta(24) signs a 1-year NHL entry level contract with Montreal Canadiens after putting up a college best 10 goals and 13 assists in 33 NCAA Division 1 games with a +4 rating.
The 6’2″ 209 lbs. forward from Georgetown, ON played 5 seasons of junior hockey in the OJHL, serving as captain of Markham Royals in his last two frames.
It looks like the 24-year old will ink an AHL ato with affiliate Laval Rocket and report there to get his feet wet.
Providence College Friars‘ graduate center Kohen Oleschefski(51) signs a 1st pro deal with Rochester Americans for the remainder of 2021/2022.
He’s coming off a solid session, where his totals were just a goal and an assist off his college career highs and was a +7 skater.
The 6’1″ 187 lbs. forward came to his new school on a year of eligibility through the transfer portal upon completing 4 seasons at University Of Denver Pioneers.
A native of Abbotsford, BC, he played a couple of BCHL frames, with his 2nd going off the hook for 52 assists in 58 games for Chilliwack Chiefs.
No points in his first 2 AHL games, but the 24-year old can’t be too far off.
