Category: College Hockey Player

University Of Denver Pioneers‘ senior, assistant captain center Rieger Lorenz(15) scored a college best 17 goals and 18 assists in 43 games with a +25 rating en route to a 2nd 2026 NCAA Division 1 Championship.

The 6’3″ 209 lbs. forward signs a 2-year NHL entry level deal with draft team Minnesota Wild (2nd round, 2022, #56 overall).

From Calgary, AB, the 22-year old had 1 huge AJHL frame before colllege.

He reports to affiliate Iowa Wild and plays 3 AHL before the season ends.

Mercyhurst University Lakers‘ senior defenseman John Larkin(3) grabbed 1 goal and 5 assists in a college high 36 games last season.

The 6’2″ 194 lbs. blue liner transferred after his junior year from little use at Ohio State University Buckeyes.

He did 4 seasons of junior hockey, exploding scoring when he shifted to the NAHL.

From Detroit, MI, the 25-year old signed his 1st pro contract with the not so far Port Huron Prowlers.

In 5 FPHL games, he scored 7 assists with a +5 rating, then added 3 points in 3 playoff games with a +4.

Simon Fraser University Red Leafs‘ sophomore right wing Maxim Potvin(11) had to choose a new school for 2026/2027, his junior year, as his school was shuttering its’ hockey operations.

The 5’10” 176 lbs. forward chooses the new program at Maryville University Saints.

He scored better, as point-per-game numbers as a freshman 6-14 in 20 games.

From Sudbury, ON, the 22-year old should excel in this new indy program.

Providence College Friars‘ freshman center Hudson Malinoski(9) was a Toronto Maple Leafs‘ 5th round pick in the 2023 draft (#153 overall).

The 6’1″ 189 lbs. forward was selected after putting up 53 assists in 44 AJHL games for Brooks Bandits.

He has 5 goals and 4 assists in 19 games with a +3 rating.

The 19-year old from Saskatoon, SK seems to be right on track.

He takes 2 seasons of 11 goals and new college high games at 35 for the junior assistant captain, but he is looking for a next come his senior year and choses University Of North Dakota Fighting Hawks for his senior frame, 2026/2027.

We look for him to take his game up another level with this club.

University Of Michigan Wolverines‘ sophomore defenseman Hunter Hady(3) only skated 2 games last season, some due to injury.

The 6’4″ 205 blue liner played in 32 games as a freshman and recorded also 1 assist he got last year too, despite the super short schedule.

He enters the transfer portal to next go play at Arizona State University Sun Devils, 2026/2027 in his junior year.

From Rochester, MN, the 21-year old, 3 season USHL Chicago Steel should do well with his new team.