Category: College Hockey Player

Lindenwood University Lions‘ junior right wing Kyle Jeffers(23) transferred from only 6 games in the ill-fated COVID draped 2020/2021, as a freshman at American International College Yellowjackets.

From Oviedo, FL, he quickly came north to play most of his youth and then 3 years of NAHL for New Jersey Junior Titans in his last season scoring a junior best 34 assists and 57 points.

In 26 games in the current frame, the 5’10” 165 lbs. forward has a college high 9 goals.

Despite, 4 years listed in school, he looks eligible for his senior campaign 2024/2025 after leading his team in scoring in the current frame with a college best 9 goals and 8 assists in 26 games.

Barely even finished with the current frame before he jumps on a contract with Savannah Ghost Pirates and has an assist in his ECHL debut.

In 19 games to finish up last session, he scores 6 goals and 4 assists with a -1 rating on a non-playoff team to earn a contract to stay in a Ghost Pirates‘ jersey for his rookie frame, 2024/2025.

After a full season with the team, the unrestricted free agent looks around a little and come away with a new 1-year deal with Wichita Thunder for 2025/2026.

American International College Yellowjackets‘ Norwegian-born freshman defenseman Tobias Bjercke Larsen(4) needed to find a new school quick for 2025/2026 quick, as his school announced to go belly-up for a year to transition to D3 hockey.

The 6’2″ 207 lbs. blue liner did all his youth and junior hockey back home before coming for college.

He stays with Atlantic Hockey, as he will next skate with Bentley University Falcons for his sophomore season.

Miami University (Ohio) Redhawks‘ junior defenseman Zane Demsey(10) enters the transfer portal and plays his senior year at Northern Michigan University Wildcats, 2025/2026.

The 6’1″ 206 lbs. blue liner has never been the bigger score with 1 goal and 2 assists last season.

He did most of 2 USHL years with Dubuque Fighting Saints and walked with 19 assists in his 2nd session.

From Harrison Township, MI, the 23-year old will definitely fight to be accountable in his zone.

University Of Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs‘ junior center Kyle Bettens(24) takes up with Northern Michigan University Wildcats for his senior run in 2025/2026.

The 6’3″ 216 lbs. forward had his best scoring college season as a sophomore with 6 goals and 12 assists in 36 games.

He did 3 years of juniors with a final USHL frame before college.

From Winnipeg, MB, the 24-year old has no points in 4 games to start 2025/2026, but think he finds the net more.